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Structure-Behavior Coalescence and the Limits of Traditional Systems Theory
This paper examines a foundational assumption in traditional systems theory, namely that structure (the organization of components) and behavior (the evolution of system activity over time) can be treated as separable analytical dimensions. It argues that this separation contributes to persistent di
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