Nikos Drandakis

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“The marginal cost is next to zilch, which means that every copy you produce makes the product cheaper and cheaper.” More than that, every copy offers a chance for learning: getting the yield up on microprocessor chips, and so on. So there’s a tremendous reward for increasing production—in short, the system is governed by increasing returns.
Complexity: The Emerging Science at the Edge of Order and Chaos
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