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English isn't my 1st language, not an excuse Ik, but I don't understand what emergent means here
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An emergent property is a property which a collection or system has, but which the individual members do not have. This means an emergent property is a characteristic something gains only when it becomes part of a bigger system.
In the example of water, this would mean that water may have some characteristics that the molecules in water itself do not have.
In the example of water, this would mean that water may have some characteristics that the molecules in water itself do not have.
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