
Game Theory and the Adaptive Cycle: Why Groups Behave the Way They Do
Systems theory is very helpful to help us understand how and why we function as we do when we get together in groups, whether it
When we start to see the world as an interconnected web instead of a collection of isolated parts, everything changes. Systems wisdom invites us to look beneath the surface, to notice the hidden patterns and ripple effects. It helps us untangle messy challenges, make wiser decisions, and see the bigger picture with more clarity and compassion.

Systems theory is very helpful to help us understand how and why we function as we do when we get together in groups, whether it

Exploring the cyclical nature of connection and disconnection, this article discusses the different forms of violence, from physical to emotional, and highlights the importance of reconnecting for personal and collective healing.

Every living system is a complex adaptive system (CAS), constantly adjusting to survive and thrive. From single-celled organisms sensing glucose to humans making split-second decisions, adaptation is key. Our brains create cognitive maps to navigate the world, balancing prediction, risk, and energy efficiency. Yet, in social structures, over-connection can stifle growth, while disconnection can lead to harm. Understanding when to foster connection and when to break free is essential for resilience and evolution. Explore the intricate balance between adaptation, connection, and transformation in this deep dive into complex systems.
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