The Clock and the Cat
Episode 4 - How to learn about complexity
Jan 11, 2019
Roland Kupers, independent advisor on Complexity, Resilience, and Energy Transition, discusses learning about complexity. Topics include history of complexity science, applying complexity in different fields, various ways to learn about complexity, and implementing complexity curriculum in schools.
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Quick takeaways
- Complexity science is interdisciplinary and must not be underestimated in problem-solving.
- Embracing complexity in policy-making and management is vital for understanding underlying dynamics.
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Maturity and Teaching of Complexity
The science of complexity, although rooted in historical thinkers, has only recently solidified as a Western scientific discipline over a few decades. It's crucial not to dismiss the complexity of systems due to the evolving nature of its study. Complexity is being taught at different levels in universities, fostering interdisciplinary collaborations and enriching problem-solving approaches.
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