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Eric Berlow: Como a complexidade leva à simplicidade
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O ecologista Eric Berlow não se sente confuso quando se confronta com sistemas complexos. Ele sabe que mais informação pode levar a uma solução melhor, mais simples. Utilizando algumas dicas e truques para decompor os grandes problemas, ele resume um enorme infográfico sobre a estratégia dos EUA no Afeganistão a alguns pontos essenciais.
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 Portuguese by Patrícia Louro
Reviewed by Inês Pereira
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