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Networks: A Very Short Introduction Networks: A Very Short Introduction by Guido Caldarelli
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“Apart from a few macroscopic quantum effects, at the moment fundamental physics is relatively useless in understanding biology, the mind, or society. Similar mistakes occur in genetics, when DNA is incorrectly framed as something that can explain all the features, diseases, and behaviours of humans. In general, the results of basic science should not be taken beyond their real range of effectiveness, and it should be acknowledged that more specialized disciplines can give much deeper insights beyond that range.”
Guido Caldarelli, Networks: A Very Short Introduction
“The network approach also sheds light on another important feature: the fact that certain systems that grow without external control are still capable of spontaneously developing an internal order.”
Guido Caldarelli, Networks: A Very Short Introduction