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Eric Berlow: Hvordan kompleksitet fører til enkelhet
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Økologen Eric Berlow føler seg aldri overrumplet når han står overfor komplekse systemer. Han vet at mer informasjon kan føre til en bedre og lettere løsning. Ved å illustrere triksene for å gjøre store problemer mindre, koker han en enorm informasjonsgrafikk over amerikansk strategi i Afghanistan ned til noen få elementære poenger.
TED Fellow Eric Berlow studies ecology and networks, exposing the interconnectedness of our ecosystems with climate change, government, corporations and more. Full bio »
Translated into Norwegian Bokmal by Joachim Grønhaug
Reviewed by Martin Hassel
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