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Eric Berlow: Hur komplexitet leder till enkelhet
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Ekologen Eric Berlow känner sig inte överväldigad när han ställs inför komplexa system. Han vet att mer information kan leda till en bättre, enklare lösning. Han illustrerar knepen för att bryta ner stora problem i mindre delar, och kokar ner en överväldigande informationsgraf över USA:s strategi i Afganistan till ett fåtal grundläggande punkter.
TED Fellow Eric Berlow studies ecology and networks, exposing the interconnectedness of our ecosystems with climate change, government, corporations and more. Full bio »
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Reviewed by Olle Lindholm
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