Systemic Behavior

A system is a collection of physical and nonphysical interactive parts all having a connection through a mutual purpose of achieving some goal. Everything around us is a system, and everything has certain patterns of behavior. At the base level, the behavior of all systems is fundamentally the same. Based on this observation, we can speculate the results of any event that that takes place in reference to any system. There are three universal laws …

…This holds true of corporations, governments, college students, intimate relationships, weight lifters, etc. In each of the examples above there are set rules for determining what their goals are and how to reach them. While we use technology to develop new methods of destruction, we also use it to develop new forms of medical treatment. A better example to illustrate balance in humans is the evolutionary process of homeostasis, which is discussed in question one.