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Chaos theory How simple deterministic rules produce behaviour nobody can predict: sensitive dependence, strange attractors, and the limits of forecasting.
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2026 Oct 31 The idea I have carried longest: the same patterns recur at every scale. When something holds at three scales, it is usually something real about the world.
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