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Systems Theory Systemic Collapse

Interconnected forces can turn resilience into rapid collapse under pressure

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What is a key reason systemic collapse often occurs in complex systems?

Single isolated failures always cause systemic collapse Interconnected components create cascading failures when stressed Systemic collapse is usually caused by external forces alone

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Systems Theory Video Feedback Loop

Video feedback loops reveal how self-referential systems can create infinite, evolving patterns

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Why do small adjustments in a video feedback loop cause significant changes in the resulting image?

Because the system is highly sensitive to initial conditions, amplifying small differences through feedback. Because the camera automatically corrects the image to maintain stability. Because the feedback loop eliminates all distortions, producing a perfect image.

Steeeve

Steeeve is an IT guru

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Systems Theory Open Systems

Open systems thrive on exchange but risk collapse from external shocks

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Why do open systems require continuous interaction with their environment to maintain stability?

Because exchanging energy, matter, or information allows them to adapt and self-regulate. Because they need to isolate themselves to prevent external influence. Because they function best when completely closed off from their surroundings.

Nellieger

I am studying psychology

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Systems Theory Feedback

Feedback loops blur the line between cause and effect, reshaping how systems self-regulate

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Why is simple cause-and-effect reasoning insufficient for understanding feedback systems?

Because feedback systems involve circular influence where outputs become inputs, creating loops rather than linear chains. Because feedback systems only operate in one direction without any loops. Because feedback systems always produce predictable and linear outcomes.

SteveO1

Technology and cars

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Systems Theory Feedback Loop

Systems transform when outputs loop back as inputs, creating endless cycles of change

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Why is simple cause-and-effect reasoning insufficient to understand feedback loops?

Because feedback loops only occur in mechanical systems, not biological or social ones. Because feedback loops always produce stable and predictable outcomes. Because feedback loops involve circular causality where outputs influence inputs, requiring analysis of the whole system.

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Systems Theory Feedback

Systems that talk to themselves reveal hidden paths to stability and chaos

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Why does feedback complicate simple cause-and-effect reasoning in systems?

Because feedback systems have no inputs or outputs to analyze. Because the system's outputs influence its inputs, creating circular causality. Because feedback always leads to system instability and chaos.

SteveO1

Technology and cars

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Systems Theory Positive Feedback Loop

Positive feedback loops can rapidly amplify small changes into massive effects across nature and technology

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What is the primary consequence of a positive feedback loop in a system?

It amplifies the initial change, potentially leading to rapid or runaway effects. It stabilizes the system by counteracting changes. It eliminates any disturbances to maintain equilibrium.

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SCIENCE Systems Theory Feedback Mechanism

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Feedback loops create self-regulating systems by routing outputs back as inputs

31 Jan 2026

Feedback loops create self-regulating systems by routing outputs back as inputs A feedback mechanism is a process in which the outputs of a system are routed back as inputs, forming a loop or circuit that...

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Systems Theory Automated Feedback Loops

Automated feedback loops enable systems to self-regulate and adapt without human input

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What is a critical factor in designing an effective automated feedback loop to ensure system stability?

Maximizing the speed of the output regardless of feedback The timing and accuracy of the feedback signal Eliminating all feedback to prevent oscillations

SteveO1

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Systems Theory Feedback Cycle

Feedback cycles reveal how systems amplify or stabilize changes through self-reinforcing loops

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How does positive feedback differ from negative feedback in a system's response to a disturbance?

Positive feedback reduces the disturbance, while negative feedback amplifies it. Both positive and negative feedback amplify the disturbance but in different ways. Positive feedback amplifies the disturbance, while negative feedback reduces or counteracts it.

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Systems Theory Black Box Concept

Understanding complex systems through their inputs and outputs without revealing internal details

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Why is the black box approach useful in analyzing complex systems?

Because it reveals the internal workings of the system in detail Because it allows understanding system behavior without needing to know internal details Because it ignores the inputs and focuses only on the outputs

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