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Systems

Posted on February 12, 2026 by Steven Yates

Some time past, early in my philosophical venture (say, around 1980) — and then again, more recently (shortly before the turn of the millennium) — it dawned on me that nearly everyone I respected or whose accomplishments I found illuminating … Continue reading →

Posted in Health / Health Systems, Methodology, personal development, Philosophy, Science and Technology | Tagged antifragility, closed systems, computer systems, formal systems, habits as systems, health systems, inventors, Nassim Nicholas Taleb antifragility, open systems, Primary Prevention, system thinkers list, systems, systems and climate disruption, systems and environment, systems introduction to, systems naturalism or intelligent design, systems science, systems theory, systems thinking, what is a system, worldviews | Leave a comment

Presuppositionalism

Posted on January 7, 2026 by Steven Yates

[Note: this blog has been moribund for some time. It had strayed too far from philosophy and waded into politics (just one of its faults). These days I have other outlets for that material and can reserve this for my … Continue reading →

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