This document appears to be page 57 of a larger manuscript or book included in the House Oversight release. It features a quote by Brett Piersen regarding complexity theory and human cognition, followed by a reproduction of Peter Norvig's famous satirical 'Gettysburg Address' PowerPoint presentation, which mocks corporate presentation styles by reducing Lincoln's speech to bullet points.
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| Brett Piersen | Author/Source |
Attributed author of the quote regarding complex systems and linear relationships.
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| Peter Norvig | Creator |
Credited with the 'Gettysburg Address' PowerPoint satire depicted in the images.
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| Abraham Lincoln | Historical Figure |
Subject of the satirical PowerPoint presentation regarding the Gettysburg Address.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Source of the document release (implied by footer stamp).
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Location referenced in the slide presentation title and content.
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"The human mind tends to look for clear linear relationships, we like solutions that are close to the problem in time and space and make sense when we think about it quickly, unfortunately, those simple solutions are usually wrong and come from acting on a complex system as if it was a simple one."Source
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