We live in a universe of exquisite complexity—a vast, unfolding pattern of space and time, of entities and events, of form dancing within matter, guided by invisible laws. As a natural philosopher trained in both philosophy and systems theory, I’ve spent a lifetime asking not just how things work, but why they exist in such ordered beauty. And in my quest, I’ve come to believe that we are all part of something much larger than ourselves—an intelligent, self-organizing cosmos seeking meaning through pattern and value.
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The Simple Systems Worldview
Our civilization is becoming increasingly complex. But our brains are not getting smarter. We need to adopt a more efficient “methodical intelligence “. Science, for example, is a methodical intelligence. However, our conventional sciences evolved piecemeal and in disciplinary silos. Similarly, management practices have been sufficient in local contexts, but now all local economies competeContinue reading “The Simple Systems Worldview”
Randal Adcock 