Is the city a toaster (an object) or a cat (a living organism)? Hope in Source's Henry and Nadia are joined by Dr. Timothy Patitsis to talk about how physical and digital spaces, like liturgy, can be understood as "the work of the people". They discuss science as organized complexity, the meaning of knowledge, recursive societies, fractal hierarchies, and implications for governance.
Dr. Timothy Patitsas has been Assistant Professor of Orthodox Christian Ethics at the Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology in Boston, Massachusetts since 2005. His dissertation, The King Returns to His City: An Interpretation of the Great Week and Bright Week Cycle of the Orthodox Church, combined interests in complexity theory, liturgy, urbanism, and the economic and political writings of Jane Jacobs.
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