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Tell me more, this is really cool and I love this Informatik

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Me layering <conversation> as a concept-type over the ideas César Hidalgo laid out in "Why Information Grow" that maps information-theory (so at the foundational and low level right up to the scale of human economies - tracking movements of "knowledge and knowhow" (aka "human capital") as a non-rivalrous goods flowing through humanity in units of <person:bytes>

The text above is Paul Roma (chief economist at the World Bank, 2016-2018) who summarised the book into a 25-point sequence in a beautiful 2-pager length blog post.
ref: https://paulromer.net/why-information-grows/

“Why Information Grows: The Evolution of Order, from Atoms to Economies” by César Hidalgo 
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Your brains lazy mode is much smarter than mine. I’m not sure I have the knowledge nor now how to even begin to expand on this.

Context: 

Me layering <conversation> as a concept-type over the ideas César Hidalgo laid out in "Why Information Grow" that maps information-theory (so at the foundational and low level right up to the scale of human economies - tracking movements of "knowledge and knowhow" (aka "human capital") as a non-rivalrous goods flowing through humanity in units of <person:bytes>

The text above is Paul Roma (chief economist at the World Bank, 2016-2018) who summarised the book into a 25-point sequence in a beautiful 2-pager length blog post.
ref: https://paulromer.net/why-information-grows/

“Why Information Grows: The Evolution of Order, from Atoms to Economies” by César Hidalgo 
ref: https://www.penguin.co.nz/books/why-information-grows-9780141978031