Systems view of life 🌐
Panarchy of Adaptive Cycles, adapted and expanded from Gunderson & Holling (2001)
X-Curve. Transition model
This is water. By David Foster Wallace.
Complex systems are inherently dynamic and unpredictable, their properties are emergent. An organic way to deal with emergence is the art to trust in having the right tools and techniques to adaptively cope with sudden surprises and challenges, if accepted as such.
-Systemic Design
... See more"Key to the ETH DRRS learning system is the notion of organic
We call it ‘Cake Rocket Child’ because the original version, which the below is adapted from, compared the characteristics of three different types of problems (simple, complicated, and complex) with three examples:
baking a cake (simple problem)
sending a rocket to the moon (complicated problem)
raising a child (complex problem)