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Understanding the Computational Complexity of Human Interactions
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The complexity of human interactions and computational processes can lead to a lack of understanding in fields like science and society, where predictions are based on limited knowledge of the system. The story of thermodynamics serves as an analogy to this concept of computational irreducibility.
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The intersection of human interactions and computational processes is complex and difficult to map, but recent developments in the study of thermodynamics may be pointing towards a more refined understanding.
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The intersection of human interactions and computational processes is complex and difficult to map, but recent developments in the study of thermodynamics may be pointing towards a more refined understanding.
ChapterUnderstanding the Computational Complexity of Human Interactions
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