Thursday, October 10, 2024

individual organization social systems

 
Mark Buchanan, Ubiquity, 2001                                          [ ]
written by Mark Buchanan 

p.226
   In human history more generally, it may similarly be that the ability of individuals to have great influence depends more on the special organization of social systems than on anything else. 

pp.226-227
For as Henri Poincaré once pointed out, “the facts do not speak.”  They do not rise up out of that sea like whales and declare themselves to be noteworthy. 

p.227
Another historian might fish differently.

   ( Ubiquity / Mark Buchanan., 1. causality (physics), 2. pattern formation (physical science), QC6.4.C3 B83 2001, 530'.01--dc21, originally published in different form, in Great Britain, by Weidenfeld & Nicolson in 2000., 2000, 2001,  )  
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