Networked Wholeness is a working together of parts. There are a variety of inertactive relationships which are not causal but circular, these are demonstrated in a network. There are same directional and counter-directional interrelations. Negative reactions are stabilising, positive reactions are either destabilising or destructive. The danger of forming an opinion of networks lies in the fact that single parts and relationships are viewed as being separate from the whole, thereby not fully recognising their impact.
Systems are always part of an even larger system.
Complexity Complex doesn't mean complicated. A complex system is dynamic, not static and can adopt many behavioural forms. No predictions based on analytical methods are possible for a complex system, controls are only enabled by evaluation of experience. Order Not everything is connected to everything else but many things are interconnected. A system has structure, a behavioural pattern, an order which distinguishes it from other systems.