Archive for the 'systems thinking'

• Two eminently watchable TV series by Hugo Blick

January 29th, 2019 by Charles Cameron

Posted in africa, AI, ali minai, complex systems, complexity, complexity and social networks blog, counterpoint, counterterrorism, crisis, games, geopolitics, Humanitarian, intelligence, Israel, mike sellers, narrative, palestine, politics, series, symmetry, systems thinking, terrorism, tv, Uncategorized | Comments Off on Two eminently watchable TV series by Hugo Blick

• Sunday surprise — Xanatos and other Gambits, &c

January 27th, 2019 by Charles Cameron

Posted in Charles Cameron, chess, chicago boyz, churchill, decision-support, fool, game theory, games, graph, graphical thinking, language, linguistics, map, mystery, risk, robert j. bunker, stratagems, strategy, sunday surprise, systems thinking, Tactics, templar, trickster, tv, Uncategorized | Comments Off on Sunday surprise — Xanatos and other Gambits, &c

• What is “a multicausal and multilevel understanding”?

April 27th, 2018 by Charles Cameron

Posted in blake, book, Charles Cameron, complex systems, complexity, Doublequotes, extremists, france, graphical thinking, Hipbone Analysis, Hipbone Games, systems thinking, terrorism, Uncategorized | Comments Off on What is “a multicausal and multilevel understanding”?

• Kayfabe is an analog for war and love maybe, not a model

February 11th, 2018 by Charles Cameron

Posted in analogical, analogy, Charles Cameron, complex systems, complexity, donald trump, Evolution, love, magic, model, mueller, paradox, Patterns, simulation, sports, systems thinking, war | 1 comment

• Of Boxes and Worldviews

October 9th, 2016 by Charles Cameron

Posted in analogical, analogy, anthro, anthropology, art, Charles Cameron, cognition, complex systems, complexity, creativity, ecology, Hipbone Analysis, Hipbone Games, koestler, leadership, systems thinking, Uncategorized, wicked problems | Comments Off on Of Boxes and Worldviews