The Perfect Swarm: The Science of Complexity in Everyday Life

The Perfect Swarm

The Science of Complexity in Everyday Life

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Len Fisher
Len Fisher
2009 • 260 pages

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Examines how science-based solutions can be applied to the everyday challenges of an increasingly chaotic world, covering topics ranging from "swarm intelligence" and the science of parties to the best ways to start a fad and the utility of complexity the

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