Philosophical Implications of Innovation
Ye Shan
Abstract
Ye Shan
Abstract
When viewed from the philosophical level, innovation is a reflection and application of dialectical laws, a demonstration of the true nature of human practice, and the location of the vitality of societal existence and development. Innovation must start from the objective reality, respect objective rules, and it must also build on the original basis, and handle properly the relationship between inheritance and development. The main source of innovation is the masses of people, and they must possess corresponding qualities as the main source.\;
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When viewed from the philosophical level, innovation is a reflection and application of dialectical laws, a demonstration of the true nature of human practice, and the location of the vitality of societal existence and development. Innovation must start from the objective reality, respect objective rules, and it must also build on the original basis, and handle properly the relationship between inheritance and development. The main source of innovation is the masses of people, and they must possess corresponding qualities as the main source.\;
Key concepts: Vitality, Dialectic, Inheritance (genetic algorithm), Epistemology, Reflection (computer programming), Sociology, Computer science, Philosophy