Karl popper, the great philosopher said, "All problems are either clouds or clocks." To understand a clock, you take it apart and study the individual pieces. In the case of a cloud, there's no way to take it apart. It's a dynamic, emergent system that must be studied as a whole.
New York Times columnist David Brooks says that as a society we tend to take cloud problems and pretend they are clock problems, This is true in cases like the human brain, national and organizational culture, team spirit, and poverty.
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