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November 07, 2006
Spontaneous Order
Russell Roberts
Go here. Beautiful. Very beautiful. More beauty here.
(HT: Bill Whittle via RealClearPolitics)
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I do not understand.
Are you saying the flight patterns are
spontaneous?
Posted by: spencer | Nov 8, 2006 10:16:49 AM
Russell:
The flight-plan perspectives are, indeed, quite beautiful. I'd argue, however, that they're far from spontaneous. As a matter of fact, the flight plan of a given jet (and all jets in aggregate) is one of the largest, most complex, of non-spontaneous events in our current worldsphere.
The LAST thing I'd ever want was an UNPLANNED, SPONTANEOUS group of 16,000 jets in the sky!
Great reference to the site, however. Thanks!
Posted by: faultolerant | Nov 8, 2006 11:19:40 AM
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