Complex Systems: Thoughts on the Causes of Nature
Marcel Lourel, Nicolas Gueguen, Alexandre Pascual
Journal of Scientific Research and Reports · pp. 103–110 · Published 12 Feb 2013
10.9734/JSRR/2013/2383Abstract
This short note presents a dialectic that discusses certain limits that are assumed to be intrinsic according to the work of author Robert (1978). Work of Serge Robert relates to the study of logic, epistemology and sciences cognitive. We therefore suggest the idea that there is a hidden and omnipresent variable that stirs up the expression of unpredicted phenomena in a complex and determined system given the error calculation. The future and epistemological implications are discussed.
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