Computational complexity v Anthro-complexity

• Computational Complexit**y
  • A branch of theoretical computer science and mathematics that focuses on classifying computational problems according to their resource usage and relating these classes to each other
  • Concerned with understanding the limits of computation and the efficiency of algorithms
  • More suitable for studying large-scale systems where the behavior of individual agents is relatively simple

• Anthro-complexity thinking
  • Aa discipline that studies the human aspects of complex adaptive systems and argues that human beings are radically different from other systems
  • Concerned with understanding how humanity makes sense of this world in order to act within it
  • More suitable for studying small-scale systems where the behaviour of individual agents is complex and unpredictable