Implications for Beer's ontological system/metasystem dichotomy

Maurice I. Yolles

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Complex Systems and Decision Making Cybernetics and Technology in Society Diverse Interdisciplinary Research Studies

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Stafford Beer developed managerial cybernetics, but there were many facets of his work. Most of his work concerned epistemology, and little concerned ontology. Not all of the aspects or implications of his work has been fully recognised, and an attempt shall be made to explore one of these. In particular, this paper explores his paradigm by considering some of the epistemologically and ontological angles. Some of the implications for Beer's work will also be shown to have led to the creation of a virtual paradigm capable of exploring his achievements externally, after Goedel.

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