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A theory of discrete hierarchies as optimal cost-adjusted productivity organisations PRIMARY_TEXT

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QUOTE {}As the group size increases, this super-linear production may tip over ... because ... too many communication channels would overload the attention span leading to collapsing performance. ... the productivity ... has its absolute maximum...

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