Complex Systems Theory

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Santa Fe Institute was the first institute to study complex systems science. It was founded in 1984, paradoxically. Since then, about 50 more popped up worldwide.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complex_system#History

OSE Context

For OSE's Civilization Systems Engineering - which is complex systems theory applied to building new civilizations - we should collaborate with a few key leaders in the field for applied projects. OSE's route is generating resources to engage in civilization scale engineering, similar to efforts of corporations such as Google etc - which focus more on technological systems rather than integrated systems.

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