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A new emergence mechanism related to the bounded capacity of human cognition is considered. It assumes that individuals (operators) governing the dynamics of a certain system try to follow an optimal strategy in controlling its motion but fail to do this perfectly because similar strategies are indistinguishable for them, which is called human fuzzy rationality. The main attention is focused on the systems where the optimal dynamics implies the stability of a certain equilibrium point in the corresponding phase space. The human fuzzy rationality gives rise to some neighborhood of the equilibrium point, the region of dynamical traps, wherein each point is regarded as an equilibrium one by the operators. This approach is also extended to take into account the effect of imperfect implementation of the desired control strategy and a non-Newtonian model capturing this effect is developed. In particular, it is demonstrated that complex emergent phenomena can be caused by the fuzzy rationality of human behavior.

New Emergence Mechanism Caused by Human Fuzzy Rationality