In A World of Systems
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- Enjoy “In a World of Systems”, narrated and illustrated by David Macaulay (of "How Things Work") in collaboration with Linda Booth Sweeney and our team at Donella Meadows Institute. The video makes up one third of an online learning module we are designing for young change-makers who want to understand systems and change them. Sit back and meet systems in our everyday lives, from plumbing to traffic jams to fisheries, based on the work of the renowned systems thinker Donella Meadows!
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Hi, groupmates and classmates sa Sci 11. :>> Kaya natin ito!
just leaving this little note of encouragement to everyone
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This comment will encourage future Sci 11 students for many years to come!
Thank you po sa encouragement! Sana okay ka lang po ngayon :> I wish the best for you!
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This is very helpful resource and reminder! Thank you Linda, Marta, David and the rest of the team.
To Sci-11 Peeps, if you're cramming like me, put playback speed to 1.25 to make the vid faster but still understandable, or if carry mo, 1.5
Such a beautiful illustration of the concept of world of systems!
Ba't tayo nandito uli Sci 11 classmates? Ah, required
Excellent work! Thank you. I will share this with my graduate course at St. Mary's College of California, as well as other places I teach and work.
+Steve Byers Did you know Antioch University in Seattle once had a master's program in Whole Systems Design? My adviser was Rodney Donaldson, protegee and archivist of all of Gregory Bateson's work. I felt fortunate to get that degree but I also felt way ahead of the curve having graduated in WSD 24 years ago!!! So glad to see Systems is getting out into the mainstream.
this is a great lesson .. but 90% of the world's population does not live with such privileges and leisure to do things. Close to 80% dont even have a garden to pick fresh vegetables from. I love it how the west creates these models of perfection, or shall we say near perfection. Systems!
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Amazing introduction to systems thinking -- thank you!
My groupmates are going to have a blast doing something like this😭😭😭
This is excellent! I am excited for more!
This is wonderful. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Thank you.
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Hi UPVTC Sci 11 cms :)
Great introductory video
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6:18 And that's how the Hyperloop was born :)
yo kumusta mga sci 11 peeps, bio major here
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di pa ba huli? also watching because of SCI 11 lol
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Very easy and creative way to present some of the fundamentals of Systems Thinking, Congratts!
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Fantastic way of bringing these concepts down to earth and making them relatable. And great illustrations!!
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Hello, Sci 11 brought me here. Laban lang, shout out sa classmates ko jan. Importante nakaon da ang isda kag kaguwa siya sa traffic and fresh from the shower. Fighting!!!
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Very very nice video, thank you for presenting complex ideas in a simple way; Could I translate it to Spanish to add subtitles? Not sure about the whole lisence things, thank u!
Thank you for making and posting this video. I really appreciate it.
This is wonderful. Thank you. Are the other two thirds available somewhere?
the way we watch this video is part of the system
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interesting
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man, this was beautiful. thank you!
Excellent exposition
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A picture is worth a thousand words! So much was said with so little time! Thank you
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okay who else is cramming sci 11 liek me alsjdkskfhs
Sinthia's nervous system lookin at me funny
Required ata magcomment na para sa SCI11 to????
OMG !! love it!! cheers!!
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Beautiful video.
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Brilliant! thank you.
Wow!!
Thank you.
7:50 Good Point!
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Wildly incorrect definition of a system: a system doesn't have to have a purpose or intent. Many systems just exist without any "goal."
Can you give us an example of a system without a purpose? Thanks.
Do you mean natural systems like hydrological cycles? A farmer may have a goal of getting the right amount of water at the right time to crops, and that farmer is in a small way part of the hydrological cycle (whether they divert water sources, or develop soil with better water retention, or do nothing (their choice to do nothing makes them an active part of the system)), but other people have conflicting goals, and the system as a whole has no goal, whether or not we include the humans' goals.
Is that what you mean?
Just saw these questions--gosh, there are infinite examples! Like two balls on strings knocking against each other. Or gas particles swirling on Jupiter. The first probably has a cyclic attractor, the latter a chaotic attractor.
like you?
@@marksman314 You are wildly wrong too, smartass. If they are repeating cycles, their goal is to maintain equilibrium. Not a human definition of a goal, but still a valid goal.
and this is useful because ..........
its probs more for the appreciation on things and recognizing the kind of impact u may have as an individual who is part of these systems,,, but uwu i digress
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