Review: Complex Society – In the Middle of a Middle World

5 Star Authentic, Inclusive, Truthful

I confess to having trouble with this book — it is more escoteric than I am accustomed to  but in the end is make some vital points that boil down to a solution for complexity that elevates humans, demands inclusion of all points of view as well as respect for the truth, and fully integrates philosophy, science, and evaluation.

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Review: Normal Accidents–Living with High-Risk Technologies

Review: The Next Catastrophe–Reducing Our Vulnerabilities to Natural, Industrial, and Terrorist Disasters

DefDef: 5G Is A Threat to National Security (and Health)

Arthur Firstenberg: The Invisible Rainbow – A History of Electricity and Life [Radiation Sickness Explains All Past and Present Flu Outbreaks Including Wuhan Virus and Radiation Sickness on Cruise Ships] 5G in Context

Review: Dirty Electricity: Electrification and the Diseases of Civilization

Review: ANTIFRAGILE – Things That Gain From Disorder

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All Book Reviews Tagged as Complexity & Catastrophy

All Book Reviews Tagged as Complexity & Resilience

I will discuss this matter in more detail with more links in The Steele Report on 4 January 2020.