“More is Different” is the title of a very strange article in one of the first issues of Science Magazine I could afford to actually subscribe to in 1972. It was by Phillip Anderson, a solid state physicist who would win a Nobel a few years later. He argued that no matter how well you understood phenomena at one level of explanation (say atoms), as you increased the numbe...
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