Third Law: Technology comes in packages, big and small.
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Systems thinkers see the world as a collection of stocks along with the mechanisms for regulating the levels in the stocks by manipulating flows. That means system thinkers see the world as a collection of “feedback processes.”
Donella H. Meadows • Thinking in Systems: International Bestseller
And every technology, I realized, was based upon a phenomenon, some effect it exploited, and usually several.
W. Brian Arthur • The Nature of Technology: What It Is and How It Evolves
I have been stressing that every solution in the form of a new technology creates some new challenge, some new problem. Stated as a general rule, every technology contains the seeds of a problem, often several. This is not a “law” of technology or of the economy, much less one of the universe. It is simply a broad-based empirical observation—a regr
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Therefore, collectively technology advanced by capturing phenomena and putting them to use.
W. Brian Arthur • The Nature of Technology: What It Is and How It Evolves
A system is any group of interacting, interrelated or inter-dependent parts that form a complex and unified whole which has a specific purpose. Interdependency of parts put together for a purpose is key here