As we begin to understand complex systems, we begin to understand that we're part of an ever-changing, interlocking, non-linear, kaleidoscopic world.


W. Brian Arthur in: Mitchell M. Waldrop (2004) Complexity: The Emerging Science at the Edge of Order and Chaos. p. 333


As we begin to understand complex systems, we begin to understand that we're part of an ever-changing, interlocking, non-linear, kaleidoscopic world.

As we begin to understand complex systems, we begin to understand that we're part of an ever-changing, interlocking, non-linear, kaleidoscopic world.

As we begin to understand complex systems, we begin to understand that we're part of an ever-changing, interlocking, non-linear, kaleidoscopic world.

As we begin to understand complex systems, we begin to understand that we're part of an ever-changing, interlocking, non-linear, kaleidoscopic world.