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Brain of the Firm – Stafford Beer
“IF YOU WANT TO CREATE A CHANGE, you must challenge not only the models of Unreality, but the paradigms that underwrite them.” – Stafford Beer
General Systems Theory — Ludwig von Bertalannfy
“General system theory, therefore, is a general science of wholeness” — Ludwig von Bertalannfy
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