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At a time when children spend hours with their computers building and maintaining cities, ecosystems, and planets, Would-Be Worlds shows us how this play foreshadows the investigations these young scientists will pursue in the future. But what if w

Title	:	Would-Be Worlds: How Simulation is Changing the Frontiers of Science
Author	:	John Casti
Rating	:	4.77 (941 Votes)
Asin	:	0471196932
Format Type	:	Paperback
Number of Pages	:	264Pages
Publish Date	:	2016-2-5
Language	:	English

At a time when children spend hours with their computers building and maintaining cities, ecosystems, and planets, Would-Be Worlds shows us how this play foreshadows the investigations these young scientists will pursue in the future. But what if we could experiment on a smaller, simpler version of the world market? John L. Is there a science of economics? Can we actually conduct experiments to test its hypotheses? For once, the ethical and practical answers match: even were we willing to experiment on our fellows, our power to effect precise changes or to isolate control groups is limited, to say the least. Casti touches on mathematics, evolutionary biology, biochemistry, economics, logic, literature, and meteorology, always with clarity and sympathy for the lay reader. From the Cambrian explosion to the Albuquerque transportation system to the NFL, we are shown how a few simple rules can give rise to dazzling complexity, yielding insights undreamed of before the silicon revolution. --Rob

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Critical acclaim for How Simulation Is Changing the Frontiers of Science "John Casti is one of the great science writers of the 1990s." —San Francisco Examiner."A popular account of the enormous change computers have brought to the everyday practice of science an easy and enjoyable read." —Nature."As we approach a new century, modelling through new mathematical insights and powerful computers grows apace .John Casti has written a truly important book." —The Sunday Times.