The Five Principles Of Organized Complexity by Hanyel Okolo

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The Five Principles Of Organized Complexity

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The Five Principles Of Organized Complexity
Hanyel Okolo

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	Publisher : StrategyMaestro Publications

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Overview

Truly understanding a problem presents you with a solution and the problems of the modern world are plenty. This book reveals the secrets of how to see solutions in the world. It teaches you how to perceive and recognise order and by doing so draws your attention to a deep intelligence orchestrating our highly numeric world. More interestingly, this book points to a universally shared mnemonic that forms the underlying construct behind human thinking. This mnemonic is captured within an arithmetic number.

It traces the derivation of this mnemonic to the distribution of prime numbers suggesting that this distribution is but one example of a complexly evolving ensemble; albeit the most basic kind. When viewed in this manner, prime numbers resemble the constraining dynamic between infinite members of an ensemble that configure themselves such as to constitute an infinitely balanced ecosystem. This has all sorts of implications for understanding the phenomenon and evolution of competition in a highly competitive world.

Finally, this little book investigates what this means for business organizations if they are to survive this century.

Interpreted correctly, the principles of organized complexity provide wisdom and direction that enables governance and regulation of man-made systems. It teaches about methods of self-regulation employed by natural systems and instructs on how these can be used to manage man made systems. Its 33 axioms of knowledge are fundamental to deciphering human behaviour when exposed to a universal competing dynamic. No investment strategist should be without this little but very personal book.

Yes, this is a book for the wise. Treasure it!