>This means, generally, that every change reduces inconsistency and increases cohesion of the entire network
This is analog to growing the tree, the page talks about cutting it down.
One could give many examples but the good ones are unlikely to resonate with others.
To give a poor one. There was a time when I understood human decision making as a hierarchy of people in increasingly greater positions of power with access to better information and to people with greater skill. Then one day it struck me how they too are just going though the motions with their freedom for creativity limited to a single potentially career ending move. The machine happily grinds on without anyone behind the wheel.
This is analog to growing the tree, the page talks about cutting it down.
One could give many examples but the good ones are unlikely to resonate with others.
To give a poor one. There was a time when I understood human decision making as a hierarchy of people in increasingly greater positions of power with access to better information and to people with greater skill. Then one day it struck me how they too are just going though the motions with their freedom for creativity limited to a single potentially career ending move. The machine happily grinds on without anyone behind the wheel.
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