The Physics of Collectives - Episode 4
Offered By: Santa Fe Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the science of collectives in this 34-minute podcast episode from the Santa Fe Institute. Delve into the conditions that foster innovation and groundbreaking inventions, and examine how groups solve problems. Discover the patterns that emerge as human societies grow, the importance of collective structures in fostering ideas and creating impact, and learn from collectives like ants and immune systems about the value of veering off the beaten path to improve exploration and discovery. Featuring insights from Melanie Moses and Hyejin Youn, external professors at the Santa Fe Institute, this episode offers a fascinating look at the physics of collective behavior and its implications for innovation and problem-solving. Access additional resources, including related SFI programs, books, talks, and scientific papers to further expand your understanding of this complex topic.
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Ep 4: The physics of collectives
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Santa Fe Institute
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