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And that is, you start out with very simple ingredients and some simple rules, but you have to have enough ingredients to make it complicated.

I don't make the rules.

There are all these written and unwritten rules of the road, and those rules are routinely violated right in front of you, usually without consequence.

And who's violating those rules?

And what psychologists and behavioral economists have discovered is that by and large people use two simple rules.

What's hard in our decision-making is when these two rules conflict.

And these are subjective values, and what you can see is, our two rules are preserved.

There are just three simple rules.

And when you build those three rules in, automatically you start to see swarms that look very much like fish schools or bird flocks.

But except for that difference, the rules are the same for both.

That is, out of the desire to save itself, each creature is following these rules, and that leads to something that's safe for all of them.

As I say, it's just those three simple rules, plus the one about watch out for predators.

How do the rules give rise to the patterns?

And I want to share with you some of what I learned today about the new rules of gathering.

And finally, to create more meaningful everyday gatherings, create a temporary alternative world through the use of pop-up rules.

A few years ago, I started noticing invitations coming with a set of rules.

In this multicultural, intersectional society, where more of us are gathered and raised by people and with etiquette unlike our own, where we don't share the etiquette, unspoken norms are trouble, whereas pop-up rules allow us to connect meaningfully.

Rules are powerful, because they allow us to temporarily change and harmonize our behavior.

And in diverse societies, pop-up rules carry special force.

And so you can start making up some rules.

I didn't know what the rules were, I'm a natural born scientist, I guess, or some kind of a throwback to the 17th century, whatever.

We can't predict, necessarily, what will happen in evolution, but we can learn some of the rules of the game, and that's really what we're trying to do.

And he was what you'd call a teratologist: he looked at all of the monstrosities and mutations to find rules and laws, rather than looking at the norms.

You know, literally after seeing that image, and finding out what Bateson was working with, we started to use these rules for symmetry breaking and branching to start to think about architectural form.

Let me summarize it, for the business people in the audience, with three rules, three basic rules.

There also is a set of rules.

Nature has put a set of rules out there.

We can work within the rules; we can't break the rules; we're just learning what the rules are.

And the answer is that the best way to constrain them is through multilateral rules and multilateral norms, multilateral institutions and multilateral processes.

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