Women are complex systems

by nemesis

 

The method is based on analysing woman’s complex state and comparing it with the self-organized criticality class that characterize the long-term system’s stability.

Women are spatially and/or temporally extended non-linear systems characterized by collective properties associated with the system as a whole – and that are different from the characteristic behaviors of the constituent parts.

While chaos theory is the study of how simple systems can generate complicated behaviour, complexity theory (or the study of women) is really about how a system which is complicated (usually by having many interactions) can lead to surprising patterns when the system is looked at as a whole.

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Posted on Jun 16, 2003, 7:43 PM

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