Image from Shin-Bijutsukai, a japanese pattern magazine published in 1902 by Unsōdō, edited by Furuya Kōrin and Kamisaka Sekka.
Gurley Forum
Workshop
All day
This event is closed to the public.
In this final meeting of the “Complex Time: Aging, Adaptation, and the Arrow of Time” research theme, sponsored by the James S. McDonnell Foundation, the Santa Fe Institute plans to explore the dual nature of time as a means of capturing what changes and what does not. How theories of change make strong assumptions about properties that are static and to states approaching equilibrium. We are interested in how historical theories typically ignore time and replace it with events, sequences, and contingencies. And, why humanity’s greatest achievements and insights are ennobled as timeless — free from decay, corruption, and perhaps even replacement.
Organizers
David KrakauerPresident & William H. Miller Professor of Complex Systems, Santa Fe Institute
Caitlin McSheaDirector, Experimental Projects for SFI