My perspective on the world is comprised of 3 units:

1. Visibility

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2. Theory: (Graph / Factor Models)

Considering point 2, theory, I envision each “block” comprising of a universe of nodes / vertexes. These can be visualized by way of graphs and factor models. Each node in a network interacts with other nodes, and the consequential vertex embodies an action.

Another way to visualize the above is by way of a factor model. Described in terms of factor models, we get a “bottoms-up” build of micro variables that characterize a macro condition / state.

3. Theory: (Temporal Network Analysis / Complexity Theory)

Each conceptual unit digested interacts with a body of other nodes. Here, it is possible to define the relationships between nodes utilizing temporal network analysis. We can observe these relationships by studying computer virus propagation networks, email distribution and biological virus propagation. Understanding the interactivity between concepts – unit by unit – enables us to create larger macro concepts and affect outcomes of systems in the world.