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No, it doesn't. It amounts to saying that different rules and dynamics govern higher-order systems. It's not that the ir-/rationality of individual participant
by abathur 7y ago
No, it doesn't.
It amounts to saying that different rules and dynamics govern higher-order systems. It's not that the ir-/rationality of individual participants isn't a factor--but multiple interacting systems and feedback loops are creating the weather that those actors have to make decisions within.