Beth Plutchak

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He already knew that densely connected networks were hypersensitive in the extreme: if you went in and flipped the state of any one gene from say, on to off, then you would trigger a whole avalanche of changes that would cascade back and forth through the network indefinitely. That's why densely connected networks tended to be chaotic. They could never settle down.
Complexity: The Emerging Science at the Edge of Order and Chaos
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