Systems Science

Systems Science

Systems science is the study of systems. It could be theorized that the ancient ancestors of modern people conducted their lives as practices reflective of systems science, given the evidence found present in different disciplines and trades, like construction and even government, and as an introductory concept, this idea is one that is also found as an intrinsic, inherent component of nature. In this understanding, knowing and comparing how modern people build, manipulate and alter different environments serves as a reiterated example of how we, people of modern humanity, reflect the systemic roots of our origins. These origins being, as a reiteration, a reciprocated reflection of our natural behavior and patterns of living.

Simply put, philosophy is the basis for the above notions, and as a point of critical note, the abstractions, which may or may not be present in the above passage, still retain integrity as ideas that represent critically impactful knowledges. Systems are a result of differing variables and functions coming together to construct a larger entity of reduced or completely non existent entropy. The wisdom which serves as the underlying basis for systemic constructions is developed by learning from how order naturally comes about in the expanse which is nature and also within the unique organic individuations of this aforementioned expanse, with some of those individuations falling under the umbrella of sentient life, like us people.

We are, in an infinite amount of ways, the embodiment of natural elements present in the larger system of nature, and the philosophies one engages by pondering, reflecting, and living life as it naturally comes about are conducive to reinforcing that relationship.

      Systems science is a result of the articulated relationship above, and in its throes the wisdoms which are sought as fundamental depictions of existence come to be tools of interpretation for knowledges which have made their way into the hearts and minds of those who walk in the paths of modernity.