Resilience Engineering 101: Part 7 The Laws of Fluency and Stretched Systems
Dr. David Woods describes two important laws of the complex adaptive universe: the Law of Fluency and the Law of Stretched Systems. Through these Laws, he describes how adaptations are critical to the functioning of the system and how they also, if not managed, can contribute to future brittle system performance.
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