On Theories, Complexity and Decision Making
In highly complex contexts, or when one runs out of arguments in a debate, it is customary to resort toContinue Reading
Tag: fragility
The European Union: Too Big to Fail or Too Fragile to Survive?
The covid-19 has accentuated the fragmentation of the European Union. In a moment of political fragility we have performed aContinue Reading
The Coronavirus – Never Waste a Good Crisis.
March 27-th, 2020. The coronavirus has been with us for a few weeks now. The amount of information, speculation, fakeContinue Reading
Increasing Cybersecurity. Locally.
A recent blog by CISCO speaks of how QCM – Quantitative Complexity Management – is used in anomaly detection inContinue Reading
How To Save Democracy From Itself
Prologue from “Governing a Liquid Society – How to Save Democracy From Itself” In the past the Earth wasContinue Reading
Complexity and Revisiting Anomaly Detection
Wikipedia: “In data mining, anomaly detection (also outlier detection) is the identification of rare items, events or observations which raiseContinue Reading
Ryanair, a Fragile Complex Giant.
The laws of systemantics are said to be pseudo-science. Fair enough. A few of these laws are listed below. They apply toContinue Reading
Why ICT Systems Implode
Remember the recent British Airways IT meltdown? Problems with power supply are believed to have caused the crisis. NoteContinue Reading
Is a Global Post-Critical Society Possible?
Every dynamical system possesses a characteristic value of complexity which reflects how information is organized and how it flowsContinue Reading
Complexity, Criticality and the Drake Equation
Frank Drake devised an equation to express the hypothetical number of observable civilizations in our galaxy: N = Rs nhContinue Reading
Artificial Intuition 