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Tag Archives: complexity
Please! Call it Something Else! – The Quantified Self (Not)
It is time to bury the “the Quantified Self”. I get the need to establish a buzz category for those who thrive on buzz – venture capitalists, marketeers, and social pop consultants. And I also get the impulse to assign a … Continue reading
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Content and The Butterfly
Predictability: Does the flap of a butterfly’s wings in Brazil set off a tornado in Texas? Dr. Edward Lorenz. It is often said that content defines a network – that success in a network is dependent upon the strength of content. … Continue reading
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Tagged complex systems, complexity, content, design, exchange, network science, networks, predictability, prediction
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