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Michael, your wrote:
"So by closed system I guess I mean that all the players are already there in the system, and while they change based on the ways they interact with each other and there is a dynamism to the interaction, it does not promote or welcome, or particularly know what to do with links out to unexpected information sources."
i think that Bateson would assert that all living systems are open systems - and that no human system could be a closed system - in fact, the only closed system i can think of would be one that's human-made - such as an electrical system, etc.
phillip
Phillip White, PhD
University of Colorado Denver
School of Education
phillip.white@ucdenver.edu
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