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There is this one YT Series “Jet Lag” where three guys play catch in Europe using Trains. It’s a lot of planning, checking what the travel options of the hunted one are, which trains he might take etc. It’s a game of strategy, until they arrive in Germany at which point it litteraly becomes a clusterfuck of random trains.
I just want to add that currently the extremist right polls quite high in Germany. In some states its the second largest party.
Counterpoint, from a complex systems perspective:
We don’t fully know or are able toodel the details of neurochemistry, but we know some essential features which we can model, action potentials in spiking neuron models for example.
It’s likely that the details don’t actually matter much. Take traffic jams as an example. There is lots of details going on, driver psychology, the physical mechanics of the car etc. but you only need a handful of very rough parameters to reproduce traffic jams in a computer.
That’s the thing with “emergent” phenomena, they are less complicated than the sum of their parts, which means you can achieve the same dynamics using other parts.
Ich wuerde mal behaupten, dass man eher an den Folgen von uebermaessigem Alkoholkonsum stirbt, bevor das Glyphosat sich irgendwie auf die Gesundheit auswirkt.
Hello from Germany. We just passed step 3.