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Historical eras tend to have characteristic leadership types: the fledgling democrats of the 1920s, the dictators of the 1930s and 1940s, the nationalist anticolonialists of the 1950s and 1960s, the gerontocrats of the 1970s, the fledgling democrats (again) of the 1980s and 1990s. Now we’re back to dictators.
M Ichael Josefowicz shared a link to the group: The Ecology of Systems Thinking.
The article says “There is no scholarly consensus on what role individuals play in history” a self organizing complexity systems thinking it is not all that hard to articulate the role an individual plays.
An individual is an evolving bounded network of evolving bounded networks – a neme. A society as a whole is also a neme in the sense of a bounded network of bounded networks. Evolving importantly means the history of that society or individual. Individuals and societies…
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