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Page 15
But human experience trains the mind only poorly for estimating the dynamic
consequences of how the parts of a system will interact with one another . Until
recently there has been no way to estimate the behavior of social systems except
by ...
But human experience trains the mind only poorly for estimating the dynamic
consequences of how the parts of a system will interact with one another . Until
recently there has been no way to estimate the behavior of social systems except
by ...
Page 128
After educational programs have been created and . men have been trained, we
will better understand the dynamics of our social systems. With better
understanding will come better societies. Appendices A Equation Notation The
equations ...
After educational programs have been created and . men have been trained, we
will better understand the dynamics of our social systems. With better
understanding will come better societies. Appendices A Equation Notation The
equations ...
Page 142
... 126 mental, 14-15, 123, 126 of social systems, 15 as a theory, 15, 67 use of, 1,
14 Multipliers, 33 Natural resources controls population, 29-30, 69-74 shortage of
, 9, 69 New Jersey, 7-8 Normal conditions, 33 Occupancy space, 5 Ozbekhan, ...
... 126 mental, 14-15, 123, 126 of social systems, 15 as a theory, 15, 67 use of, 1,
14 Multipliers, 33 Natural resources controls population, 29-30, 69-74 shortage of
, 9, 69 New Jersey, 7-8 Normal conditions, 33 Occupancy space, 5 Ozbekhan, ...
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Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Structure of the World System | 17 |
A World Model Structure and Assumptions | 31 |
Copyright | |
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