> It is the software world whose artifacts are approaching biological levels of complexity. This is an interesting analogy to make because that complexity, muc

> It is the software world whose artifacts are approaching biological levels of complexity. This is an interesting analogy to make because that complexity, much like the complexity in large software systems, is emergent from many agents interacting in small ways without top down coordination. So perhaps the right low level behaviors from software engineers would allow for monstrous complexity whilst still being effective.