I wrote:

"Also, I believe you are exaggerating the complexity of the atmosphere. It is nowhere near as complex as, say, an ecosystem or a living cell. The mechanisms by which DNA controls cells, and the workings of the human brain, are perhaps the most complex phenomena in the known universe."

But not as chaotic as the atmosphere, of course. Chaos and complexity are two separate and unrelated characteristics.

There are some systems that are completely chaotic but quite simple (at some levels), such as radioactive decay.

- Jed

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