Complexidade
# Complexidade

Complexidade, em geral, tende a ser usada para caracterizar algo com muitas partes que formam um arranjo intrincado.
       - Expansion means complexity and complexity decay
          - The law of longer life‎ - Página 211, de Cyril Northcote Parkinson, Herman Le Compte - Publicado por Troy State University Press, 1980, ISBN 0916624315, 9780916624316 - 253 páginas
       - Hank Green in: Uma coisa absolutamente fantástica, Editora Seguinte, 2018, p. 218
       - that too much control is just as deadly as too little control. We need control and we need chaos. We need order, and disorder. Simplicity, and complexity. Carefulness, and recklessness. Poise, and panic. Science, and art.
          - Larry Wall in: Perl Conference, em 20 de agosto de 1997.
       - António Damásio in: O Erro de Descartes, Editora Companhia das Letras, 2004, ISBN 8571645302, 9788571645301, 336 páginas
       - Friedrich Hayek, The Sensory Order, 1952
       - Harvey Spencer Lewis in: Mansões da Alma
       - The time has come to take the syringe out of the hand of the doctor, as the pen was taken out of the band of the scribe during the Reformation in Europe. Most curable sickness can now be diagnosed and treated by laymen. People find it so difficult to accept this statement because the complexity of medical ritual has hidden from them the simplicity of its basic procedures.
          - Retooling society 111 - página 2-36, Ivan Illich - Centro Intercultural de Documentation, 1973