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    There are many parallels between the ideas of Tao Te Ching, written 2,500 years ago by Lao Tzu, and those of Systems Thinking, which has come into prominence with the advent of modern personal computers, through people like Jay W. Forrester, and other thinkers such as Donella Meadows and Fritjof Capra.

    This book invites us to consider certain timeless wisdoms related to Systems Thinking and provides us with a few points to explore, as we face major challenges for resolving issues we confront for our future. Implicit in all of this are the roles we play in what our world has become, and how we could change or improve if we become more aware of who we are individually and collectively as a species.

    This book also contains a complete English version of Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu that has been translated by the author. The book has also been updated to match passages and commentaries for easier listening.
    ©2016 Michael McCurley (P)2018 Michael McCurley

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    I guess I need to be taken more by the hand. I understand there is a verse flow in the Dao with which the explanation and connection-making to systems thinking in this book sought to keep apace, but I found it replicated the lack of making cross-connections between thoughts that I also find challenging in Dao texts. Which, coming to think of it, is counter to systems thinking...