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Joe Norman is a complex systems and data scientist with a PhD in Complex Systems and Brain Sciences. This episode is filled with fresh ways of thinking about our increasingly complex, interdependent world. Joe studies systemic risks in large-scale systems, pattern formations in biological and social systems, biological perception, policy design, and evolution.
In this episode, we apply the science of complexity to our day-to-day lives. We discuss risk and how to avoid it, what we can learn from architectural design, how to think about planning, the philosophy of science and the beauty we can find in it, and we even dive into the art of motorcycle maintenance.
Links:
- Antifragility
- The Timeless Way of Building
- Reinventing the Sacred
- The Zen and Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
- Gut Feelings
- The Ecological Approach to Visual Perception
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