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>>Basically, there’s no optimal state, but a diverse system will always outperform a heterogeneous or chaotic system on average, only edge cases that are the ex
by abduhl 4y ago
>>Basically, there’s no optimal state, but a diverse system will always outperform a heterogeneous or chaotic system on average, only edge cases that are the exception.
China’s rise as a superpower would seem to directly contradict your statement. It seems like the truth is the opposite of what you say: a heterogenous system will always outperform a diverse/chaotic system unless there are edge cases which introduce shocks to the system.
- O__________O 4y agoChina is only heterogeneous in name, it’s not in practice. Case in point, China’s response to Covid over time, both at the national level and on a case by case basis. The are no global systems of governance that are wildly adhered to which are actually literal forms of anarchy; anarchy being the common description on a chaotic system of governance.