You're not only comparing two theories but you're applying the theories to bitcoin! That's a major effort, or at least, three efforts in one. Maybe just compare the two approaches? Or do you have to apply something? Have you seen Seth Lloyd's list of measures of complexity? https://web.mit.edu/esd.83/www/notebook/Complexity.PDF
This sounds like a big project, Shingai. Do you propose this for a graduate thesis? class assignment? independent course credit? Or just a future possibility?
I don't know what type of system would be easier to study for you. Bitcoin may be overwhelming to me but straightforward to you.
Cool! I especially like the emergence and article by seth Lloyd.
Tricia
You're not only comparing two theories but you're applying the theories to bitcoin! That's a major effort, or at least, three efforts in one. Maybe just compare the two approaches? Or do you have to apply something? Have you seen Seth Lloyd's list of measures of complexity? https://web.mit.edu/esd.83/www/notebook/Complexity.PDF
This sounds like a big project, Shingai. Do you propose this for a graduate thesis? class assignment? independent course credit? Or just a future possibility?