System is a collection of interrelated elements that create one complete and unified whole. All components within it constantly interact with each other to achieve a specific purpose. For example, a car is a highly sophisticated form of a system. Hundreds of different parts work together to make it move in the desired direction, and even if a small part is missing, the car will fail to run. From the system, I learnt that system thinking is a perspective of things around us, which makes us see how everything is connected to other things. In the above example, it is not just the motor that creates the motion in the car but combined work of all the parts in the vehicle. For example, even if everything works, without an accelerator, the car will not move in the desired speed that we want it to run. Therefore, system thinking forces us to think about the relationships between things and how they influence the overall system. It makes us see the bigger picture. For example, when we buy
Ha ha ha, Nice pictures. You are a keen observer and I am happy you could photograph them after you bought the new mobile. Well thanks to the blog of yours for keeping you curious.
ReplyDeleteBy the way let me make some remarks on the pictures to make them more hilarious:
1. That car is first to pass the emission test!
2. don't worry this road will be repaired during the VIP visit.
3.Waste of paint.
4. Lose some weight if you wanna escape the traffic.
5.New jungle.
6.You think it's drawn by a kid?