Summary of Donella H. Meadows's Thinking in Systems

Summary of Donella H. Meadows's Thinking in Systems

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Sample Key Takeaways:

1) A system isn't just a collection of random items. Rather, it is a collection of interconnected elements that are organized in a way that accomplishes a goal. A system has three core constituents: elements, interconnections, and a function or purpose.

2) A system is greater than the sum of its parts. It may behave in ways that are adaptive, dynamic, goal-oriented, self-preserving, and even evolutionary.