difficult to maintain a sense of order and it is evident whether you are reading one of Henry Kissinger's essay and critiques of the UN or programming an Artificial Intelligent SuperComputer to calculate and estimate weather patterns based on current conditions off into the future.

In designing a system the Complexity Issues must be taken seriously and considered far in advance. Indee

There is no easy way to design a complex system, but the best policy is to keep it as simple as possible. Most designers of computer systems understand the importance of simplicity and yet realize that their systems must perform whatever task needed with an extremely high degree of accuracy. Easier said than done and we all know Murphy awaits to exploit any possible vulnerability at worst possible time to the most damaging degree.

On the issues of complexity, I too see a problem with the establishment of a complex decision matrix because as Stephen Wolfram shows in "A New Type of Science" we can see the clear resultant immediately. Once you start the system and complexity grows.

Former FED Chairmen Greenspan also warns us of problems with bureaucracy in free-markets. And although Einstein alerts us to the fact that change is the only constant, large changes and complex rules only cause the law of unintended consequences that we are constantly warned about and see in real time in human civilizations, IT Systems, transportation, education, distribution, communication and the like.

In reading the works of Douglas Adams, Issac Asimov, Arthur C. Clark, Stephen Baxter and others we see their projections both forwards and backwards and the challenges of the growth of systems and the Bell Curves they scurry over to the inevitable decline or Collapse, as Jerred Diamond might agree.

The more humans in a system, the more interwoven groups in system promoting a specific agenda or the more components introduced to the decision matrix the more difficult to maintain a sense of order and it is evident whether you are reading one of Henry Kissinger's essay and critiques of the UN or programming an Artificial Intelligent SuperComputer to calculate and estimate weather patterns based on current conditions off into the future.

In designing a system the Complexity Issues must be taken seriously and considered far in advance. Indeed

ssible time to the most damaging degree.

On the issues of complexity, I too see a problem with the establishment of a complex decision matrix because as Stephen Wolfram shows in "A New Type of Science" we can see the clear resultant immediately. Once you start the system and complexity grows.

Former FED Chairmen Greenspan also warns us of problems with bureaucracy in free-markets. And although Einstein alerts us to the fact that change is the only constant, large changes and complex rules only cause the law of unintended consequences that we are constantly warned about and see in real time in human civilizations, IT Systems, transportation, education, distribution, communication and the like.

In reading the works of Douglas Adams, Issac Asimov, Arthur C. Clark, Stephen Baxter and others we see their projections both forwards and backwards and the challenges of the growth of systems and the Bell Curves they scurry over to the inevitable decline or Collapse, as Jerred Diamond might agree.

The more humans in a system, the more interwoven groups in system promoting a specific agenda or the more components introduced to the decision matrix the more difficult to maintain a sense of order and it is evident whether you are reading one of Henry Kissinger's essay and critiques of the UN or programming an Artificial Intelligent SuperComputer to calculate and estimate weather patterns based on current conditions off into the future.

In designing a system the Complexity Issues must be taken seriously and considered far in advance. Indee

And although Einstein alerts us to the fact that change is the only constant, large changes and complex rules only cause the law of unintended consequences that we are constantly warned about and see in real time in human civilizations, IT Systems, transportation, education, distribution, communication and the like.

In reading the works of Douglas Adams, Issac Asimov, Arthur C. Clark, Stephen Baxter and others we see their projections both forwards and backwards and the challenges of the growth of systems and the Bell Curves they scurry over to the inevitable decline or Collapse, as Jerred Diamond might agree.

The more humans in a system, the more interwoven groups in system promoting a specific agenda or the more components introduced to the decision matrix the more difficult to maintain a sense of order and it is evident whether you are reading one of Henry Kissinger's essay and critiques of the UN or programming an Artificial Intelligent SuperComputer to calculate and estimate weather patterns based on current conditions off into the future.

In designing a system the Complexity Issues must be taken seriously and considered far in advance. Indee

Stephen Baxter and others we see their projections both forwards and backwards and the challenges of the growth of systems and the Bell Curves they scurry over to the inevitable decline or Collapse, as Jerred Diamond might agree.

The more humans in a system, the more interwoven groups in system promoting a specific agenda or the more components introduced to the decision matrix the more difficult to maintain a sense of order and it is evident whether you are reading one of Henry Kissinger's essay and critiques of the UN or programming an Artificial Intelligent SuperComputer to calculate and estimate weather patterns based on current conditions off into the future.

In designing a system the Complexity Issues must be taken seriously and considered far in advance. Indee

difficult to maintain a sense of order and it is evident whether you are reading one of Henry Kissinger's essay and critiques of the UN or programming an Artificial Intelligent SuperComputer to calculate and estimate weather patterns based on current conditions off into the future.

In designing a system the Complexity Issues must be taken seriously and considered far in advance. Indeed, I certainly hope you will be thinking here if you are ever in the position to design any type of system. Think on this please.