>>3676370

Few would appreciate the veracity of your comment

http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/~wbarthur/Papers/Comp.Econ.SFI.pdf

When closed system math is applied towards a complex system it becomes entropic...that is it behaves as if it is a closed system rather than an open one that is extropic.

This anon's suspicion is the math of closed systems is being used knowingly to make the economy predictable. It will exhibit entropy in known ways. Pretend it's a machine with an outside and it will act like a machine with an outside. An open system has no outside. You'd have to experiment in a multiverse, which we cannot do except for in our imaginations.

>>3676712

W. Ross Ashby's "Law of Requisite Variety" – any effective control system has to be as complex as the system it controls.

A complex adaptive system will become more like the controls.

A hallmark of freemarkets is a churn at the top of the pyramid. If you were at the top of the pyramid what would you want? To stay there.

You would build something that would reduce risk to turnover within the 1%.