I started reflecting on what had happened to “complexity”, and whether there was
something to leverage from the institutional structure that had grown up around
it. Nearly 20 years after the publication of A New Kind of Science, what should
“complexity” be now?
I wrote “Charting a Course for ‘Complexity’: Metamodeling, Ruliology and
More”—and in doing so, finally invented a word for the “pure basic science of
what simple rules do”: ruliology.