Harvard Business Review
DECEMBER 2, 2010
Summers, meanwhile, is the second most powerful economic official in the U.S. The other big idea in the 1988 article was chaos theory. Thaler and Shiller are now among the most prominent economists on earth, best-selling authors, and regular betting favorites for (albeit not yet actual winners of) the economics Nobel.
Management Craft
DECEMBER 28, 2014
In addition, I have included an edited version of my essay, “The Butterfly Effect”, which I humbly believe has the power to transform lives (not because of my writing, but because of the butterfly effect itself). Which is more powerful - physical or mental barriers? Within chaos hides possibility…. You can start right now.
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Management Craft
DECEMBER 28, 2014
In addition, I have included an edited version of my essay, “The Butterfly Effect”, which I humbly believe has the power to transform lives (not because of my writing, but because of the butterfly effect itself). Which is more powerful - physical or mental barriers? Within chaos hides possibility…. You can start right now.
Harvard Business Review
JUNE 6, 2011
However, systems thinking, chaos theory, power laws, and the like are not enough. When our standard intuitions meet modern-day complexity, a brain-world gap arises. Closing this brain-world gap depends, in part, on exploiting the insights of complexity science.
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