The Archivist

8 November

8 November · 20:08 UTC

This is velcro under a microscope. We have a prejudiced misunderstanding about big and small things. The smaller you go, the *more* complex things become, not less. The microbes and cells in our own bodies are infinitely more complex than even our brains. Why do we think bigger things are more complex? The dynamics in a staff tea room are more complex than the movements of the entire national economy.

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