Brains, bees, and bankers… or why complex systems fail | Karoline Wiesner | TEDxRoyalHolloway 

I expected her to conclude by saying something like "and that's why complex systems fail." Did she ever explain that?

Unfortunately, order and disorder are just as inadequately defined as complexity.

how many neurons have to fire in synchrony (skew how many microseconds max.) for how long to be considered “neurons firing in sunchrony”? where is the evidence that “neurons firing in synchrony are a thought”? what about “grandma cells” where a single neuron codes for recognition of a single human? sounds like some kind of vague new age talk to impress with buzzwords from neuroscience and sound profound without actually saying anything

A complex system is a system in which the systems that make up the complex system are itself a complex system

She forgot Stalin from the image of the 40s.

so much white noise and so tiny talk voice. I wish my iPhone X could turn up volume enough to hear the voice.

how much noise can be behind a whispering woman so that we can still barely understand her? Claude Shannon figured out and she will demonstrate for us in a passive aggressive way.