Sunday, August 26, 2007
RECOMMENDED READING
Fast and dirty....
Dan of tdaxp - "The Diplomatic Surge We Need"
Cognitive Daily - "Why are visual memories so vivid when visual memory is so limited?"
BusinessPundit -" Clustered Social Networks Lead to Company Innovation"
Coming Anarchy -"The Human Footprint on Earth"
Opposed System Design - "More Gibson Reading" and "Strategy is Hard, Process is Easy"
That's it!
Fast and dirty....
Dan of tdaxp - "The Diplomatic Surge We Need"
Cognitive Daily - "Why are visual memories so vivid when visual memory is so limited?"
BusinessPundit -" Clustered Social Networks Lead to Company Innovation"
Coming Anarchy -"The Human Footprint on Earth"
Opposed System Design - "More Gibson Reading" and "Strategy is Hard, Process is Easy"
That's it!
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Mark,
Completely unrelated comment. I came across a blog post at Overcoming Bias that I thought you might find interesting. Since you talk about complexity quite often I thought that this post would give something to consider. The post is called "The Futility of Emergence".
http://www.overcomingbias.com/2007/08/the-futility-of.html#more
Regards,
TDL
Completely unrelated comment. I came across a blog post at Overcoming Bias that I thought you might find interesting. Since you talk about complexity quite often I thought that this post would give something to consider. The post is called "The Futility of Emergence".
http://www.overcomingbias.com/2007/08/the-futility-of.html#more
Regards,
TDL
Hi TDL
Thanks for sending that - I apologize for the delay in responding.
I understand his semantic logic but not his physics here. He's right that many ppl use the term in the fashion he describes but that doesn't mean that "Emergence" is conceptually analogous to "phlogiston".
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Thanks for sending that - I apologize for the delay in responding.
I understand his semantic logic but not his physics here. He's right that many ppl use the term in the fashion he describes but that doesn't mean that "Emergence" is conceptually analogous to "phlogiston".
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