Worlds Hidden in Plain Sight: Thirty Years of Complexity Thinking at the Santa Fe Institute
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Worlds Hidden in Plain Sight: Thirty Years of Complexity Thinking at the Santa Fe Institute

by David C. Krakauer

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David C. Krakauer presents thirty years of complexity thinking at the Santa Fe Institute in a broad, accessible exploration of interconnected systems, patterns, organization, and change. Worlds Hidden in Plain Sight invites readers to consider how interdisciplinary science can illuminate structures and relationships that are easy to overlook.

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Worlds Hidden in Plain Sight presents thirty years of complexity thinking associated with the Santa Fe Institute.

Written by David C. Krakauer, the book explores a body of ideas concerned with understanding systems whose behavior can be difficult to explain through their individual parts alone.

Its subject connects scientific inquiry with broader questions about patterns, relationships, organization, and change.

This is a thoughtful introduction to complexity thinking for readers interested in science and the ways interdisciplinary perspectives can reveal overlooked structures in the world around us.

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