Thank you for sharing this. It is an insightful read. Only one feedback - In some places, you have jumped from one example to another. It would be great if you could dive deeper into one or two examples and explain each part of the system in the next pieces. Thank you š
Incredible project and stack. I have enjoyed Donnella's work since 2008, when Thinking in Systems came out. Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful insights.
What a brilliant article! Youāve touched on some really important issues, especially in todayās world. I think we need more interconnectedness instead of just accumulating, as this feels like a truly meaningful way forward.
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just keeping the balance in every thing we do is important, the flip side is itās not easy as it sounds to keep the flow rates in equilibrium. However, yes this mindset helps in understanding more to achieve the equilibrium.
It's not just flows. It's also emergent behavior, -- new flows, and new stocks, if you will -- that make this complex
Yep, systems can be hard to work out but a basic understanding of the elements, feedback loops and flows can help.
Iām certainly going to be looking into more complex systems in the new year to better my understanding.
Excellent! Howard Odum - you're probably familiar bc of Meadows.
Also check Binyamin Lichtenstein, "Generative Emergence"
Emergent behavior studies has been the "undiscovered country" for a few decades now š
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Thank you for sharing this. It is an insightful read. Only one feedback - In some places, you have jumped from one example to another. It would be great if you could dive deeper into one or two examples and explain each part of the system in the next pieces. Thank you š
Same feedback šÆ
Its all great till someone asks you to get to the point
Very interesting.
Incredible project and stack. I have enjoyed Donnella's work since 2008, when Thinking in Systems came out. Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful insights.
What a brilliant article! Youāve touched on some really important issues, especially in todayās world. I think we need more interconnectedness instead of just accumulating, as this feels like a truly meaningful way forward.
Thank you Huyssen. The article is probably even more relevant today than it was 18 months ago.
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Thatās why I teach mindmapping ā because of the power and psychology of associations, patterns and programming.
just keeping the balance in every thing we do is important, the flip side is itās not easy as it sounds to keep the flow rates in equilibrium. However, yes this mindset helps in understanding more to achieve the equilibrium.
100% agree itās hard. Thatās entropy for youābut understanding flow rates can hopefully help regain some semblance of balance.
An excellent, mind-bending and very educational read. Thanks for sharing. šš½
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