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Visa Int'l founder and corporate innovator Dee Hock describes his concept of charordic organization, transformational effects of this new corporate paradigm on mainstream business, as well as the individual.
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The Technology Machine: How will autonomous agents, emergent systems, and chaos theory change the way we live an...
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The Secret Life of Chaos (DOC): Chaos theory has a bad name, conjuring up images of unpredictable weather, econo...
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Word.Art.Warrior.Thought. *Excerpt* ~ "The Contained Chaos Theory" Relevant Theoretical Focus : Economy ~By Emmanuel Njomo Jr. The Problem When the chaos theory is applied to organizational... (Word.Art.Warrior.Thought.
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A thought-provoking animations. Check out more at http://www.aniboom.com/animation/featuredanimations An up-tempo, high-energy journey through entropy. Gerge...
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Chaos theory for political order in the Arab worldThe MetropolitainIt is the brilliance of chaos that drives the physical as well as the moral world to a state of equilibrium.
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“When the chaos theory is applied to organizational structures, the evidence shows that in the long run, unstable beats out stable, especially when it comes to practicality and functionality.
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Getting a handle on chaos and complexityComputerworldSo everyone agrees that reducing complexity is, in principle at least, a good thing. The problem lies in determining exactly what complexity is.
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e.g. brainstorming, fuzzy logic, eclecticism, chaos theory, proliferation of choice, quantum mechanics, theories of historical retrogression etc, etc, all of which really amount to a sophistication of concept or method but which do not ....
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Chaos theory was first discovered in the fields of mathematics and meteorology, but has since been embraced by everything from physics, biology, economics, music, philosophy, to the social sciences. ...
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Speaker: Mark Lenigan & Kirk Lenigan Fractal graphics have been a part of the visual toolkit of the Demoscene for years now. However, they are only the tip o...
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As a connected global society, people are sharing opinions, reviews, thoughts, and movements with one another all day, every day. That in itself is remarkable. We call it the real-time global brain.
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Amazon.co.jp： Beyond Chaos: The Underlying Theory Behind Life, the Universe, and Everything: Mark Ward: (Beyond Chaos: The Underlying Theory Behind Life, the Universe, and Everything: http://amzn.to/kZN9LI...)...
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Chaos theory deals with systems where elements interact in non-linear ways (e.g.,gravitationally rather than electromagnetically). Such systems often show a spectrum of dynamics,ranging from ocnvergence to fixed points or ...
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Five Fateful CoincidencesLifeboat Foundation (blog)Point 4 is an implication of chaos theory (Kleiner attractor). - Point 5 is due to the empirical validity of a form of string theory (implicit in point 2).
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Chaos Theory is relatively new, and it's field of application is very vast. From Neural Networks to Psychology, to Biology, it seems to apply to everything humans know. When I say 'THINKER' in the following post, ...
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His work focuses on the theories of the French philosopher Gilles Deleuze on one hand, and modern science, self-organizing matter, artificial life and intelligence, economics, architecture, chaos theory, ...
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BBC NewsDiscovery - Discovery: James GleickBBC NewsJames Gleick is an acclaimed science writer who first came to prominence in the late 1980s with Chaos: Making a New Science his groundbreaking work chronicling the development of chaos theory.
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The 'paradox of the plankton'—why so many different species share the same simple resource, a warm ocean—has been resolved using chaos theory, in which simple dynamical rules lead to highly complex behavior.
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This comprehensive primer summarizes the main developments in the mathematical theory of dynamical systems, chaos, pattern formation and complexity.
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Train and strain your brain to entertain (If you enjoyed my Chaos Theory post ( http://t.co/TuDZ46H ), here's a great intro to Chaos Theory: http://t.co/iWp5bJb http://ff.im/-FKu5K...)...
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Scientists and mathematicians are now more interested in chaos theory than systems theory. As Jim Macnamara writes in The 21st Century Media (R)evolution, 'Emergent media owe as much to chaos theory as to evolutionary ...
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Along the way, he draws lessons concerning the low-level explanation of high-level phenomena and the basis for introducing probabilistic concepts into physical theory. LINK: Download Bigger than Chaos: Understanding ...
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