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Çevrebilimci Eric Berlow karmaşık sistemlerle karşılaştığında kendini kaybetmez. Daha fazla bilginin daha iyi, daha basit çözümü getireceğini biliyor. Büyük sorunları parçalamak için ipuçlarını ve hileleri tasvir ederken, Afganistan'daki Amerikan stratejisi üzerine yorucu veri grafiğini birkaç temel noktaya ayrıştırıyor.

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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