@becoming.systems
Everything that we create is a structured arrangement of other things towards one or more intentions. This has two implications.
1)This might be part of or be of use as part of larger structured arrangements.
2)The parts used in this arrangement themselves have other parts.
1)This might be part of or be of use as part of larger structured arrangements.
2)The parts used in this arrangement themselves have other parts.
December 22, 2025 at 12:06 PM
Everything that we create is a structured arrangement of other things towards one or more intentions. This has two implications.
1)This might be part of or be of use as part of larger structured arrangements.
2)The parts used in this arrangement themselves have other parts.
1)This might be part of or be of use as part of larger structured arrangements.
2)The parts used in this arrangement themselves have other parts.
A system IS STRUCTURING of entities for a purpose.
The system MAINTAINS a boundary with the environment.
The system AFFORDS possibilities to stakeholders in the environment.
The stakeholder MIGHT FIND the possibilities afforded by the system desirable & undesirable and also expected & unexpected.
The system MAINTAINS a boundary with the environment.
The system AFFORDS possibilities to stakeholders in the environment.
The stakeholder MIGHT FIND the possibilities afforded by the system desirable & undesirable and also expected & unexpected.
September 17, 2025 at 7:27 PM
A system IS STRUCTURING of entities for a purpose.
The system MAINTAINS a boundary with the environment.
The system AFFORDS possibilities to stakeholders in the environment.
The stakeholder MIGHT FIND the possibilities afforded by the system desirable & undesirable and also expected & unexpected.
The system MAINTAINS a boundary with the environment.
The system AFFORDS possibilities to stakeholders in the environment.
The stakeholder MIGHT FIND the possibilities afforded by the system desirable & undesirable and also expected & unexpected.
For every action (what) and reason (why), there can be other reasons. There will always be multiple approaches (how). It is a collection of trade-offs.
How might we sense the tangled web of a situation under consideration?
How might we sense the tangled web of a situation under consideration?
September 10, 2025 at 2:24 PM
For every action (what) and reason (why), there can be other reasons. There will always be multiple approaches (how). It is a collection of trade-offs.
How might we sense the tangled web of a situation under consideration?
How might we sense the tangled web of a situation under consideration?