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Fractal Leadership Model: The Underlying Science Foundation Four basic principles appear to underlie the all the processes active in the universe: Fractal self-similarity Whoever has seen me, has seen the Father. Jesus (John 14:9 TLV) (Divine self similarity) Nebula and human eyes  (galactic to anatomical self similarity across systems)   Tree stump and human fingerprint (biological to anatomical)  Self organization of natural systems Crystallization of minerals; swarming of birds, insects neural circuits; black markets Complex adaptive systems Leaderless groups with emergent leaders Natural recovery of ecosystems after a fire immune responses gut biomes neuroplasticity Interconnectedness  quantum spooky action at a distance quantum observer effect-double slit experiments down to the quantum level Bells theorem validation At the cosmic scale, the math for the universe doesn't work without an "external observer" 
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Faith Science and Leadership: A Path to a Brighter F uture More on the Fractal Leadership Model... Before the beginning, before time  began...These were true God is love God is incomplete without a beloved - he needs people with free will to be Himself God is a creator God is incomplete without a creation Quantum mechanics math modeling of the universe:        QMath doesn’t work without an external observer QM proves the existence of God (I believe) 2. At creation "Let there be light" (book of Genesis) No big bang, a big flash -light everywhere all at once               (JWST data  proves it) Hebrew word "yom" in Genesis means "period of time, an age" not a 24 hour day Mistranslation of "yom" led to the conflict between faith and science on the age of the earth Humans and God are essential partners in creation Humans are intimately involved in creation and benefit              ...
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At the intersection of complexity, paradox, and fractals, a future of leadership emerges that is decentralized, adaptive, and deeply human. Insights from these interconnected fields—found in both natural and social sciences—offer a new lens for leaders to navigate uncertainty and harness emergent behavior in organizations. The surprising links and insights Complexity reveals leadership is not a top-down function Complexity theory describes how systems with many interacting parts—like a team or a market—produce unpredictable, emergent behavior. ● The link: This challenges the traditional, hierarchical leadership model where a single, central leader is assumed to be in control. In a complex world, a single leader cannot possibly control every variable. Instead, leadership is a dynamic, collective, and contextual process where influence and authority are constantly negotiated and shifted. ● The insight: The future of leadership is not about one heroic leader having all the answers, but ab...
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More on the origin of the universe and the melding of faith and science

Because there is a law such as gravity, the universe can and will create itself from nothing. Stephen Hawking, "The Grand Design" While I admire and respect Stephen Hawking as one of the premier theoretical physicists and cosmologists of our time, it turns out he was wrong. Sorry buddy, but your math is NOT mathing. Recent work by two independent teams of quantum physicists and mathematicians have proven that in order for the quantum equations that govern the quantum universe to lead to the complex quantum and  classical physical  universe we actually have, there must be an external "OBSERVER".  I do not pretend to understand the quantum math, but I do understand the result.  Quantum math leads to a single state universe as the result of  "doing the math" . Here's the AI generated explanation... The Observer-Free Universe Paradox (2025):   A significant theoretical finding in late 2025 highlighted a paradox in models that attempt an "objective...
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