Definitions Of Systems (What Isn't One?) LO28169

From: demingtw (demingtw@ms17.hinet.net)
Date: 04/08/02


Replying to LO28163 --

John Dicus wrote

> I've been thinking about systems another way.
>
> I invite you to talk about "what is not a system," and "why?"
>
> I wonder what we'll discover in such a line of thinking?

John's contributions are always very interesting and to the points. A more
formal note of this approach is in Notes on the Synthesis of Form by C.
Alexander.

Henry Mintzberg recently writings about 'ying and yang' of management and
"Why I Hate Flying" and so on are alternatives.

There are infinite possibilities here, say, refer to The Art of
Possibility by Zanders.

The best possible world is ours.

Hanching Chung
http;//www.deming.com.tw
June 15, 2002, a conference on Rationality and Intuition
June 15 2003, 3rd conderence on Models and Metaphors

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