Collapse in the mathematical sense can be clearly defined by the changing conditions in a set of equations. collapse in other areas lacks the clarity. And, in fact, seems to miss the one key ingrediaent "time". The dinasauers were wiped out in a catastrophe. What looks like a complete change from our perspective here in the 20th century actually involved a signficant time period. The Azasazi which Tainter describes, took longer to "die" than the US has been in existance. thoughts? tom abeles
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