Over the last decades, however, systems have shifted towards towards ever greater levels of complexity and information density. The result has been a shift towards Paretian outcomes, particularly within any event that contains a high percentage of informational content. Our collective problem is that Gaussian strategists dominate public policy and Paretian strategists are usually relegated to the status of pariahs. As Paretian outcomes continue on their path to dominating events, that gap is going to loom large unless we can find a way to bridge it. From my personal experience with the nearly complete lack of interest within big government bureaucracies for Paretian thinking that is far more explanatory, actionable, and predictive than what they currently produce, I don't think we will unless we develop it outside the traditional public organizations. In that sense, we will all need to become global guerrillas.
Casa Robino
Shared Hospitality Excavations
