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Joe Norman

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Some of the books we will be drawing from for ACS101 Introduction to Complexity and Applied Complexity

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Joe Norman

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· 7月24日

Nah Preparing for my course is reinforcing this truth Topic is itself complex, demands many viewing angles to begin extracting invariants twitter.com/RonGalt/status…

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Judging a book by it’s cover, the “Tyranny of Experts” caught my eye, first.

Joe Norman

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7月24日

It's a little boring but has really solid info

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I am the only fully yellow

Shining like the sun

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do you see this course as a recurring thing or one-off?

recurring

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Online? Where can I sign up?

Joe Norman

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7月24日

Its online but fall session is fall Plan to run another in spring

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Wow thats a lot of books. This sounds like an undergraduate program!!

Digvijoy Chatterjee

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7月24日

Norman university near a forest in NH, the next best thing to university of Phoenix

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very nice selection! Scales by West?

Joe Norman

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7月24日

I haven't read it

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Seeing Like A State was one of those experiences of putting on a pair of glasses and having never realized everything up til then was blurry.

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Wow....I have some of these books...hope you course goes well.

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Been waiting for some kind of reading. Gonna check these out. Thanks Joe.

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Nice, love the homesteading books. I don't know how deep you go with that kinda thing, but "Farmers of Forty Centuries" is a great book that would be right in your wheelhouse, if you haven't already read it.

Farmers of Forty Centuries: Organic Farming in China, Korea, and Japan

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The class got full so quickly! Is it possible to reserve your spot for spring?

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Needed this! Thank you.

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Cool, I'll have to read a number of those. Some will be too technical.

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I need to read Joel Salatin. His podcasts were phenomenal and makes too much sense. Alarming it’s not the standard in food production.

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This is a humbling picture. While I might know nothing this still awakes a thirst for me to know more about how little I know. Now all I need is a hammock and some time.