| Does anyone else find is strange that two 2,000 page bills, which nobody seems to understand, have been put forward to deal with health care, which is the ultimate Complex Adaptive System? It strikes me as the antithesis of what was done in "Boids" to produce the flocking/schooling behavior of animals with three simple principles. David Snowden (www.cognitive-edge.com) developed the Cynefin Matrix to guide decision making based upon cause/effect. The imposed order of these health care bills are appropriate for simple systems, or possibly even complicated systems. However, when such an attempt is made to impose order on a complex adaptive system, it pushes the system into chaos. This will be an interesting, though extremely costly, experiment to test his hypothesis prospectively. Russ Gonnering On Dec 24, 2009, at 3:09 PM, John Kennison wrote:
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