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Snip summary	A peaceful movement fights against violence and oppressi... nothing much changes. Then, everything changes. Why do many complex systems – cultures, environments, ... There's a tool that can help us understand this: attract ... An Interactive Introduction to Attractor Landscapes https://ncase.me/attractors/

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A peaceful movement fights against violence and oppression for years, and nothing much changes. Then, everything changes.

Why do many complex systems – cultures, environments, economies – seem stuck (or if good, "stable") despite lots of effort to change them? And why, when change does come, it seems to cascade (or if bad, "collapse") all at once?

There's a tool that can help us understand this: attractor landscapes.

HTML	<p>A peaceful movement fights against violence and oppression for years, and nothing much changes. Then, <i>everything</i> changes. </p> <p> Why do many complex systems – cultures, environments, economies – seem stuck (or if good, "stable") despite lots of effort to change them? And why, when change <i>does</i> come, it seems to cascade (or if bad, "collapse") all at once? </p> <p> There's a tool that can help us understand this: <b>attractor landscapes.</b> </p>

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A peaceful movement fights against violence and oppression for years, and nothing much changes. Then, everything changes. Why do many complex systems – cultures, environments, economies – seem stuck (or if good, "stable") despite lots of effort to change them? And why, when change does come, it seems to cascade (or if bad, "collapse") all at once? There's a tool that can help us understand this: attractor landscapes.

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