Titlebook: Before the Collapse; A Guide to the Other Ugo Bardi Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Malthusian catastrophe.collapse of comple

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-3953-0This book started from a sentence written some two thousand years ago by the Roman philosopher Lucius Annaeus Seneca, “..” Now that we have arrived to the end, we may return to Seneca and ask if we can still learn something from him and from the school of thought he belonged to, the Stoics.

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The Science of Doom: Modeling the Future,This chapter discusses how the models used to understand the future are built, what they are for, what they tell us, and what their limits are in warning us about collapses to come. It includes a section on why people tend to disbelieve models that predict collapse.

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Complex Systems and the Science of Collapse,How and why collapses occur according to the science of complex systems. Includes a section on the networked structure of complex systems and a chapter featuring “Amelia the Amoeba,” Ugo Bardi’s unicellular assistant, whose descendants in a Petri dish experience all kinds of collapses.

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The Practice of Collapse,This chapter is a survey of some of the collapses we may experience in the real world. Of course it cannot include all possible collapses, but it is a true smorgasbord of ruinous events: from buildings to that of entire civilizations. Each chapter includes tips and reflections on how to avoid collapses or, at least, reduce their damage.

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Strategies for Managing Collapse,This chapter illustrates the central ideas of the book: strategies to prevent the typical cause of collapse: overexploitation, but also how to profit from collapses (hint: have someone else collapse, instead). Collapses are not a bug but a feature of the universe, so it is a good idea to plan in advance how to deal with them.

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Conclusion: Collapse as Seen in Ancient Philosophy,This book started from a sentence written some two thousand years ago by the Roman philosopher Lucius Annaeus Seneca, “..” Now that we have arrived to the end, we may return to Seneca and ask if we can still learn something from him and from the school of thought he belonged to, the Stoics.

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