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But polished quotes can become immortal even if sophistrical I would not say taleb (polished public persona) was not even wrong. Complexity pays off when you h
by gsf_emergency 2y ago
But polished quotes can become immortal even if sophistrical
I would not say taleb (polished public persona) was not even wrong. Complexity pays off when you have an open system. In academia, the complexity pays off to the cloister within the cloister? In arts/industry.. the boundaries are more porous so you can afford to let/can't help having the losers partake in the complexity.
a 5-year-old pack of yoghurt. Has the consistency and flavour of chalk. Thawed mammoth, otoh...
Edit: that may explain which Jacobsian mode of survival becomes dominant. Next up, mode of trust?
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Mapping-leadership-culture-based-on-8_fig1_339064192 https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Mapping-leadership-cultu...
https://old.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/wowswa/top_10_economies_according_to_erin_meyers_the/ https://old.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/wowswa/top...
- 082349872349872 2y agoOttosson's first figure (not linkable, alas?) looks suspiciously, on either branch, like a Thomian catastrophe (a cubic going from one [stable] to three [2 stable, 1 unstable] intercepts). Interesting that the Old Country shows up as heavily "task-based" trust. I wonder if it could move towards becoming a higher-trust society if enough people were convinced that living together in a civilised manner were a worthy, err, I mean profitable, background task?