In this video we will be talking about self-organization as a process of pattern formation within social systems, one that requires dense distributed peer-to-peer interactions within an unregulated environment in order to take hold. We talk about the nature of organization and how positive feedback loops are the key engines behind self-organization working to amplify some small event into a large systemic phenomenon, creating local attractors that then have to cooperate or compete to get global coordination
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