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Pace layers - Wikipedia Jump to content From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Conceptual framework describing layers of a system that change at different rates Not to be confused with Shearing layers . Pace layers (also pace layering ) is a conceptual framework developed by Stewart Brand that describes how complex systems are composed of interacting layers, each changing at a different rate. [ 1 ] First presented in Brand's 1999 book The Clock of the Long Now , the framework identifies six layers of civilization—fashion, commerce, infrastructure, governance, culture, and nature—ordered
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