Kernel | Chaos Theory
In a contingent world, experimentation moves us forward. Tiny, undirected mutations added up to profound advantage for one lineage of E. coli in Michigan. Commuters in London found better ways to get to work. The Beatles plucked a hit song out of the ether. And a jazz pianist, forced out of his comfort zone, adapted—creating art of unexpected
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Chaos and Order
rajhesh-panchanadhan.comSerendipity loves randomness and hates routine. This is why I’m so positive on sending outbound emails to interesting people, hosting dinners and events that bring together smart folks, and publishing any and all thoughts online. There’s often followup, and opportunities present themselves randomly. I’m also pro reading random books on a topic, or... See more

