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\subsection{Serendipity by example} \label{sec:by-example}
For this paper, we We adapt the
computational
concepts related to conceptual framework for describing serendipity proposed
by \citeA{pease2013discussion}. This section will briefly introduce
these the relevant concepts, and illustrate them by means of historical
examples of serendipity.
\subsubsection*{Key condition for serendipity.}
...
trip in the Alps. He removed several burdock burrs from his clothes
and his dog's fur and became curious about how they worked. After
examining them under a microscope, he realised the possibility of
creating a new kind of fastener that worked in a similar fashion,
laying the foundations for the
hook-and-pile fastener. hook-and-loop mechanism in Velcro\texttrademark.
% \cite[p. x]{roberts}
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\end{itemize}
\begin{itemize}
\item \textbf{Curiosity}:
Venkatesh Rao \citeyear{rao2011tempo} refers
to a \emph{cheap trick} that takes place early on in a narrative in
order to establish the preliminary conditions of order. Curiosity
with can play this role, and can dispose a creative person to
begin, or to continue, a search into unfamiliar territory.
We use
this word to describe both simple curiousity and related deeper
drives. Charles Goodyear \citeyear{goodyear1855gum} reflects on his
experience as follows: ``from the time his attention was first given
to the subject, a strong and abiding impression was made upon his
mind, that an object so desirable and important, and so necessary to
man's comfort, as the making of gum-elastic available to his use,
was most certainly placed within his reach. Having this
presentiment, of which he could not divest himself, under the most
trying adversity, he was stimulated with the hope of ultimately
attaining this object.''
\end{itemize}
\begin{itemize}
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``wisdom,'' ``insight,'' and especially to ``taste'' -- and
describes the attributes, or skill, of the discoverer that
contribute to forming the bridge between the trigger and the result.
In many cases, \citeA{merton1948bearing} writes: ``{[}M{]}en had for centuries
noticed such
`trivial' occurrences as
an entanglement with burdock burrs, many others
will have already been in a similar position and not obtained an
interesting result. Once a phenomenon has been identified as
interesting, slips of the
disposition tongue, slips of
the
investigator may lead to a
dogged pursuit pen, typographical errors, and lapses of memory, but it required
the theoretic sensitivity of a
useful application or improvement. Freud to see these as strategic data
through which he could extend his theory of repression and
symptomatic acts.''
\end{itemize}
\begin{itemize}
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unhappy. Positive judgements of serendipity by a third party would
be less likely in scenarios in which ``One man's loss is another
man's gain'' than in scenarios where ``One man's trash is another
man's treasure.''
Examples include the Mexican company Biofase,
which produces bioplastic from discarded avocado seeds, and the
Swiss company Freitag known for ``upcycling'' used truck tarps into
bags and backpacks. If possible we prefer
this sort of an independent judgement
of value \cite{jordanous:12}.
\end{itemize}
\subsubsection*{Environmental factors.}
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possibility of measuring radiation released by the big bang.
\end{itemize}
\noindent We will
outline show how the key condition, the components,
dimensions and environmental factors
of serendipity can be
assessed modelled
and
modeled computationally assessed in computational systems in
Sec. Section
\ref{sec:computational-serendipity}.
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\caption{A heuristic map of the features of serendipity introduced in
Section
\ref{sec:by-example}} \ref{sec:by-example}. The central black line traces first
the process of \emph{discovery} in which an initial trigger combines
with mounting curiousity to effect a focus shift; followed by a
process of \emph{invention} in which a prepared mind draws on
various resources and makes use of its sagacity to find a bridge to
a valuable result. In a typical chaotic fashion, even paths with
nearby initial conditions can have very different outcomes: some end
in failure of one form or another, while others yield results of
differing value.}
\label{model-diagram}
\end{figure}
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