I’m not telling people to apply complexity thinking. I’m arguing that ranting and hammering at “broken” systems has declining chances of fixing them as you increase complexity
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I think to some extent you’re projecting your own response. Much system-frustration angst is instrumental, not screams into the void. It’s an adaptive part of the anatomy of *some* complex systems. The problem is it’s not part of all systems, so instrumental intentions fail.
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It’s all just frustration. The instrumental adaptive nature does not require conscious intention. In fact calculated sociopath fake rage is probably less effective because genuine frustration is a costly emotional signal that humans are wired to take seriously.
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