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Deep Simplicity
Book • 2009
John Gribbin's "Deep Simplicity" explores the underlying order and simplicity found within complex systems.
Gribbin draws on examples from various scientific fields, demonstrating how seemingly chaotic phenomena often arise from simple underlying principles.
He explores the concept of emergence, where complex patterns arise from the interaction of simpler components.
The book challenges the notion that complexity necessarily implies incomprehensibility, arguing that a deeper understanding of fundamental principles can illuminate even the most intricate systems.
It's a thought-provoking exploration of the relationship between simplicity and complexity.
Gribbin draws on examples from various scientific fields, demonstrating how seemingly chaotic phenomena often arise from simple underlying principles.
He explores the concept of emergence, where complex patterns arise from the interaction of simpler components.
The book challenges the notion that complexity necessarily implies incomprehensibility, arguing that a deeper understanding of fundamental principles can illuminate even the most intricate systems.
It's a thought-provoking exploration of the relationship between simplicity and complexity.
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Mentioned by Mike after hearing Charlie Munger recommend it.
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Mentioned as a book recommended by Charlie Munger, exploring chaos theory and the underlying simplicity of complex systems.
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