Can dogs fly in Silicon Valley?
Probably not, but no one is perfect. Even trying to be is the wrong way to get around complexity, argues the Internet Engineering Task Force in Silicon Valley.

Find a new perspective
It's worth remembering that switching to a bird's point of view will change the way you see the problems ahead of you. This is just one of the many strategies to handle complexity discussed in this Think:Act issue.

Follow your good feeling
If you're not able to get a full overview and understand the situation, trust your first instinct, says Gerd Gigerenzer, Director of the Center for Adaptive Behavior and Cognition at the Max Planck Institute. The results of this strategy are remarkably good as it calls on your experience and tacit knowledge.

• How important are morals in business?
• How to find your way through complexity
• Take a lesson from your brain to manage business better
• What can CEOs learn from race car drivers?
• Taking the A out of AI
• Easy to apply strategies to deal with complex situations
• Buying into simplicity
• Decomplexing the system
• Ingenius simplicity requires hard work and holistic thinking
• What makes Vienna the smartest city of them all?
• Visionary Chris Anderson on spotting trends
• How leaders can inspire organizational innovation
• How to transform into a successful digital company
• Three questions: Conductor Itay Talgam
• Nobel Prize winner Richard Thaler on complexity
• How smart can a city get?
• Smart surgery and low-cost health-care in India
• Will China be the new Superpower?

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