The History of Complexity

May 8, 2024

I’m biased because I’ve always been a history nerd, but I believe that systems and complexity scientists must be in touch with their historical roots if these ambitious disciplines are to ever reach their full future potential.

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Lynn Rasmussen

May 8, 2024

What a fabulous collection! I just bought Volume 1. Thanks, Shingai!

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The History of Complexity