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In this chapter, we learn what art and soccer have in common, what Thai and Burmese boxing can teach us about constraints, what a famous Spanish painting can teach us about perspectives and triads, and why constraints are so important for our understanding of small social systems.
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Is it a coincidence that this is the same as the lower bound of Miller’s “magical number”—seven plus or minus two (Miller, 1956)?
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Neuman, Y. (2021). The Enemy of Art Is the Enemy of Soccer: On Constraints, Thai Boxing, and Love Triangles. In: How Small Social Systems Work. The Frontiers Collection. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-82238-5_4
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