we all understand complexity, a rock is simple a cell is complex, a pole is simple my pc is complex, but how do we quantify it?
we all understand complexity, a rock is simple a cell is complex, a pole is simple my pc is complex, but how do we quantify it?
I guess it's mostly just perceived variety and preciseness required for things to form/be created. Rocks are commonplace, although their molecular structure can be quite interesting, it is lifeless and basically immobile and can contain a variety of elements in many configurations. Cells, on the other hand, are naturally moving parts requiring precise amounts of elements in certain configurations in order to function. Same goes for a computer.
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