[FRIAM] Economic Disequilibrium or How Complexity Science nearly killed America

2008-09-30 Thread peter
http://www.make-digital.com/make/vol15/?pg=173 Here is a beautiful article by George Dyson that is truly one of the clearest examples of the current problems with complexity theory especially its relationship to economics , what it is trying to do and what it actually did with the mess

Re: [FRIAM] Economic Disequilibrium or How Complexity Science nearly killed America

2008-09-30 Thread glen e. p. ropella
Hey Pete, That's definitely an interesting extrapolation from that Make article. I love stuff like that. Thanks. But can you help me reduce my ignorance? Which complexity science geniuses created these credit models? And which ones do you think might go to jail? -glen Thus spake peter

Re: [FRIAM] Economic Disequilibrium or How Complexity Science nearly killed America

2008-09-30 Thread PPARYSKI
I totally agree with Pete and might add from personal experience that the same persons who create and use such models, also create and use rumours and other very questionable methods to manipulate the market, aside. of course, from the highly risky hedge funding (we had long discussions at the

Re: [FRIAM] Economic Disequilibrium or How Complexity Science nearly killed America

2008-09-30 Thread Marcus G. Daniels
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The empire is perhpas crumbling. Nah. Dow is already back 400 points so far. If it would just have slid a little more then there would have been some really good buys! FRIAM Applied Complexity Group

Re: [FRIAM] Economic Disequilibrium or How Complexity Science nearly killed America

2008-09-30 Thread PPARYSKI
PS did anyone answer Pete's question as to the identity of the creators of the financial market complexity models? Paul ** Looking for simple solutions to your real-life financial challenges? Check out WalletPop for the latest news and information, tips and calculators.

Re: [FRIAM] Economic Disequilibrium or How Complexity Science nearly killed America

2008-09-30 Thread Phil Henshaw
To: The Friday Morning Applied Complexity Coffee Group; 1st-Mile-NM Subject: [FRIAM] Economic Disequilibrium or How Complexity Science nearly killed America http://www.make-digital.com/make/vol15/?pg=173 Here is a beautiful article by George Dyson that is truly one of the clearest examples