I'm hoping I don't get indigestion because I think there are some powerful
concepts in this book re: top/down vs. bottom/up control and the power of
having distributed processing with no central process control. It
highlights the value of having many "dumb" processors interacting
independently making mistakes and producing great results. When you read
the book, you'll get the sense that this is exactly how the free market
works and how organizations ultimately operate even though there maybe an
appearance of central control. Hmmmmmmmmm! I really don't know what I'm
writing about but the stuff sure is intriguing.
Later.
-- Willard Jule 75272.3452@compuserve.com