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And here some references / links I am referring to in the speech:
A post on the Spaghetti principle can be found here.
Change meeting behaviour, try out 1-1 communication
Turn your office into an ant colony
A video of the ant mill / spiral of doom:
Biomimicry and the need for error / randomness
Here a biomimicry examples from the bee’s waggle dance, swarms, error etc. for instance one paper: “Error in the Honeybee Waggle Dance Improves Foraging Flexibility”.
Of course, the stated examples are analogies.
