Samuel Arbesman

@arbesman

Scientist in Residence | Unabashed generalist playing in worlds of complexity science and VC | Author: 'Overcomplicated' & 'The Half-Life of Facts'

Kansas City
Joined March 2007

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    25 Mar 2015

    Cabinet of Wonders: my occasional newsletter, about science, technology, complexity, and wonder.

  2. Retweeted
    Jun 7

    The new iOS 11 Files app brings all your files together. You can easily browse, search, and organize all your files in one place.

  3. Jun 7

    Excited for more posts by on "Being A Parent In The Digital Age"

  4. Jun 6

    "At more than half of schools, at least a third of seniors were unable to make a cohesive argument..."

  5. Jun 5

    "Ms. Avedisian’s is a specialized form of comedy, written by a bitcoin nerd, for other bitcoin nerds" cc

  6. Jun 5

    "an Italian priest named Lazzaro Spallanzani made tiny pants for male frogs" cc

  7. Jun 5

    Paperback of OVERCOMPLICATED is out soon! Want a free copy? You can have a chance if you sign up for my newsletter

  8. Jun 4

    "it just means the tools you’re using are designed, at their core, to help you get lost"

  9. Jun 4

    How to live in the world surrounded by ephemeral information

  10. Retweeted
    Jun 4

    If I wasn't me, this would be my favorite web site ever,

  11. Retweeted
    Jun 2

    Finally finished 's The Three Body Problem. This section of the postscript really resonated with me.

    section of text from the postscript of The Three Body Problem
  12. Jun 2

    Playmobil's Martin Luther special edition figurine

  13. Jun 2

    Just received copies of OVERCOMPLICATED in paperback, coming out later this month! I'm super-excited!

  14. Jun 2
  15. Jun 2

    Fantastic: "This is a metaphor for how cultural, technological, and scientific changes happen"

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  18. Retweeted
    May 30

    How does a complexity scientist make sense of the status quo? This is the podcast for you -

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  21. Retweeted
    May 24

    Efficiency: "A blue whale, for example, can engulf 120 tons of water and around half a million calories of krill in a single mouthful."

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