Simplifying complexity
Ecologist Eric Berlow describes in this short 3 minutes video from TED how he simplifies complexity by visualising the system and focuses on the most critical issues.
"The power of good visualization tools helps untangle complexity and encourage you to ask questions you didn't think of before."
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