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“Well, networks spontaneously emerge all the time. In economics, it's referred to as 'spontaneous order,'" Benjamin contributed. "And doesn't spontaneous order often arise when a so-called 'higher order' has crumbled?" John questioned. "Yes, that's why some also refer to it as an 'informal order.' It's an order that arises out of the necessity to establish a semblance of a less chaotic system, I suppose.” — Ryan Gelpke
Well, networks spontaneously emerge all the time. In economics, it's referred to as 'spontaneous order,'" Benjamin contributed.
"And doesn't spontaneous order often arise when a so-called 'higher order' has crumbled?" John questioned.
"Yes, that's why some also refer to it as an 'informal order.' It's an order that arises out of the necessity to establish a semblance of a less chaotic system, I suppose.