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=== Under Construction ===
This page is being rewritten in alignment with more robust terminology...
 
Connected Systems are just complex things that you encounter that are related to each other.  Examples are given below, but a very simple example is a highway.
* A highway
* A highway
** With four or more lanes
** With four or more lanes
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** Some are different (cars vs semi-trucks)
** Some are different (cars vs semi-trucks)


This is really just a starting point to understand the concept.  If you find yourself noticing a Connected System, relax your mind and experience the following things.
This is really just a starting point to understand the concept.  If you find yourself noticing Special Composition, relax your mind and experience the following types of things.
* Play with your own perception, seeing systems in different ways, especially moving between the different systems you see (highway and vehicles)
* Play with your own perception, seeing systems in different ways, especially moving between the different systems you see (highway and vehicles)
** Within a system, notice there are parts (lanes, individual cars).  Feel that they are just "parts" - they aren't the whole picture.
* Within a system, notice there are parts (lanes, individual cars).  Feel that they are just "parts" - they aren't the whole picture.
** Notice how TODO
* Notice how easy and arbitrary it is to divide and combine things into systems that work together.  This is an important step in understanding [[Adaptation]].
 
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** individual parts - Notice they are discrete and autonomous in their own way - A rock is its own thing, disconnected from the other rocks in a pile.
** two or more individual parts - How do they relate and compare and contrast; how do they work together; what connects them and separates them
** similarities and differences between the following, noting how a system is composed and connected to other systems
*** specialized systems (cars driving in one direction together)
*** parallel systems (two lanes of cars)
*** opposing systems (two directions of traffic)
*** "ecology" - many systems that are loosely related (light poles, sidewalks and streets)
 
== Driving TODO ==
<span style="color:red">Warning: Never do any Meditative or Mindful exercise if it makes you less attentive to your driving!</span>
 
* Cars moving with you - all one system, but all individual cars
* Cars moving against you vs with you - two separate systems with opposing objectives, but at the same time, part of the same system of traffic flowing
* Notice other Systems and combinations of Systems, very similar to what you would notice when [[#Walking|Walking]].
 
== Resources TODO ==
* [https://iep.utm.edu/mat-comp/ Material Composition]
* [https://looksphilosophical.medium.com/different-answers-to-the-special-composition-question-f45d1a869228 Different Answers to the Special Composition Question]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mereology Mereology]
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