Metacrisis complexity reflects the deep interconnections among global systems, where socioeconomic, technological, geopolitical and environmental factors are intricately interdependent. Each regulatory response to these integrated crises, while intended to mitigate challenges, often becomes a functional microcosm in the runaway complexity it aims to address, amplifying the signal of entropy it seeks to navigate. This dynamic requires adaptive governance, focusing on resilience and collaborative global action to navigate unpredictability and evolving challenges. The continuous interplay of actions and reactions in this complex context highlights a need for strategic disambiguation that is as adaptively resilient as are the problems it aspires to address.
Wicked problems require holistic solutions and regulatory wisdom that does not pretend to be anything other than what it is: a part of the problem.
Daedelus Kite 