Herbert A. Simon was a Nobel Prize–winning scholar whose contributions to economics, artificial intelligence, cognitive psychology, and organisational theory shaped how we understand decision-making and complex systems. In his essay “ The Architecture of Complexity” , Simon introduced a profound insight: complex systems are manageable not because they are simple, but because they are structured hierarchically and modularly.
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