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Complexity Thoughts: Issue #82

Unraveling complexity: building knowledge, one paper at a time

May 8 • Manlio De Domenico, Ph.D.

Living in a flow: the Universe is not where things are, but where they go

Laniakea, the dynamics of the cosmic web, and our pale blue dot

Apr 29

When data and methods cannot be traced, science stops being falsifiable

Results can spread without remaining testable, allowing hidden flaws to propagate.

Apr 26

Complexity Thoughts: Issue #81

Unraveling complexity: building knowledge, one paper at a time

Apr 24 • Manlio De Domenico, Ph.D.

Engineered by slow time, living in (too) fast time

Can we adapt at the speed we create? Some reflections after watching the launch of Artemis II

Apr 15 • Manlio De Domenico, Ph.D.

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