r/selforganization

231 archived posts · Nov 2009 – Jun 2026

Self Organization

r/selforganization

Self-organizing systems are everywhere. In itself, it is more of a broad term describing systems that are dynamic, regulate themselves and are resilient against abrupt change. I think this line of system analysis is awesome and subreddit-worthy.

Created Nov 12, 2009

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For the uninformed, you can read up on how self-organising systems are everywhere in the Wikipedia article.

Here, posts from all disciplines or real world events are welcome, as long as they involve some aspect of self-organising behaviour in systems.

I am open to the idea that decentralised or distributed systems (which are often mentioned terms in Computer Science) have a place here, too.

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