Forget About Nobel Prizes; They Aren't Really

Many Individuals And Organization Units Contribute To Every Large Decision, And The Very Problem Of Centralization And Decentralization Is A Problem Of Arranging The Complex System Into An Effective Scheme.

Human Beings, Viewed As Behaving Systems, Are Quite Simple. The Apparent Complexity Of Our Behavior Over Time Is Largely A Reflection Of The Complexity Of The Environment In Which We Find Ourselves.

A Complex Decision Is Like A Great River, Drawing From Its Many Tributaries The Innumerable Premises Of Which It Is Constituted.

In The Computer Field, The Moment Of Truth Is A Running Program; All Else Is Prophecy.

The Intelligent Altruists, Though Less Altruistic Than Unintelligent Altruists, Will Be Fitter Than Both Unintelligent Altruists And Selfish Individuals.