¶ General Systems Theory
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General Systems Theory:
"In a great matrix we can call out the frequency and once we have the frequency, we know how many there are in that layer. . . So we would be able for a given frequency to know how many special-case informations we have stored there and how many relationships there are.
“Now it’s very possible that we are getting to general systems theory. For a given frequency, what ever number of cells there are in that outer layer, is exactly what you are going to have to have for your general systems theory. Those are the number of variables at that level of discretion. You can generalize it more, or you can get down to less generalized levels.”
¶ Citations
- RBF to Verner Smythe, NYC, Reel 2, p.2, 11 Mar’69
