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Please post your questions or additional comments on this page. This Friday this session of the Glue Session will be held as a forum, please post your questions below.
- What are the limits of the methods (analysis, simulation, experiment, meta-analysis, ethnography) you use for the questions you are interested in?
- What methods would you be excited to see supplement and complement your approach?
- If emergence is not reducible to the property of the parts then where does it 'emerge' from?
- If fundamental law is derived from symmetry relationships, then what is the 'law' that drives the process of 'symmetry-breaking'?
- What systems are clearly not 'complex'?
- Is science ultimately limited by mathematics or our imagination?
- What are the principles and mechanisms that lead to the emergence of robustness in biological systems?