What Is the Idea of Emerging Order
Russ says that the most interesting thing that people have found useful in his podcast is the idea of emerging order. It is the idea that certain things can solve themselves on their own, that there are forces that work on problems, even when you don't explicitly try to control them and solve them. That just is not a natural idea, it is not the way we're taught, but it's true.
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