systems serving systems

[Funda Oral]

Harrison- i didn't think everything by myself, it is more true to say that
the discussion lead me to this point...so we thought alltogether;
and Mikk came even to a better conclusion.( this is to see that thinking
process of each of us serves each other)

Peggy- both the discussion and the questions i keep asking about
relationships make me think like that. You are right,
".....when so much seems to be done seemingly for greed, power, control?   "
...this is also a question i am asking.
But i agree with Chris's answer...i guess it's because we are "blind"

Moreover, i also think (more clearly now) that what we give, we get...how we
serve, we receive back...let's say
relate rather than serve.....if we relate (serve) with grief, we get back
grief in return..so on. When write this, i see
this balance as a scentific fact not only spirirtual rules.

Funda


when so much seems to be done seemingly for greed, power, control?
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Macrae" <Wcbn009 at aol.com>
To: <OSLIST at LISTSERV.BOISESTATE.EDU>
Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2005 1:37 AM
Subject: systems serving systems


Yes I very much believe this, and feel that there are some further pattern
rules

For example I presented a paper at the end of last year on how systems
attract their own kind with respect to :

hi-trust or openly serving all they relate to
OR
low-trust, increasingly serving a few at the expense of the many

The paper was called the war between goodwill systems and badwill systems

(Badwill doesnt necessarily mean intentionally bad but one that is blind to
the fact that a larger a system gets the more it will need to detect
conflicts and not let them enter in and compound). Perhaps this is another
reason why small is beautiful and global is becoming a real problem unless
we find a way of making conflict detection much more transparent ahead of
time

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