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and now has enabled me lo bring to eonseiuusness the
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unily ol all lhinp, and lhe enlolded nature ol Name
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ln lhe mm of genealogy we all beeome eunseieirs ol
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ourselves in lhe nme and pallern srrearn, and ii is
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slanling lo iealise lhal las onginl we ~daennine~. or
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Ether :1:me and are denned by, our aneesn-y as mueh
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as we deline and are delined by our deseenr, We do nui
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doubl our physieal eonneelion lo eillier aneesrry or
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deseenl ll is lhe sense ol -all are piesenr hm" lhal is
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revealed by pallern- m be eneapsiilareul in. and a
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perya g pail ol, a personal genealogieal paliern
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whieh is ilaell a resull ol a pallern ol innumerable
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variables.
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paneens sell us rhal all is slreams, all pariieles, all
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waves hm delines ihe ulluer ll lells us lhal all is one
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plan, Allhoirgh we and dlllieiill lo see panern in all
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:he plan, ii is there. We are lhe universe alleinpling lo
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delin proeesses. A Kalahari busnman wmlld say
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we are lhe drearns ol a channel, Whal l leel we ean
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neverdeline lssubslanee lexeephds proeess, lhis is all il
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may be) We ean only know a lew loeal palperns, and
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lhirs have some wuk predielive rapaeliy |l is rhe
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panern inal our local pariei-ns eannor know lhal will
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surprise us, ihe slrilie ol (osmk lignining lrom an
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unguessed source er seress
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Finally, pallern underelanding an only whmhllk lo
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(M mum“ and eunliniung :voluuon ul new wurld
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yiews based on she essenlial onzrnzss ol all
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phenomena, Lovelnck ilml has perhaps besi
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expressed lhar eombinaiion of seienlilie insighls and
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older mbal beliels whlch assen lhe lnteldepende‘nc: pd
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amniale and inaniniale eyenis The “ml/Em, and thls
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earrh, behave as sell—regulaling and sell- generaled
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eonsnuels, my mireh akin lo a single organism or a
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ilioiighl pnxess.
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The eondinons which rnake lile posslble are balansed
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aboul such line lelerances lnal il seems eluse lo
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eeriainly lhal many plum exls| jusi lo plrserve ihis
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equillbnum in ils dynamie slabili
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me lhe poinl oi View at b logisls, Blrrh and
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Cobbs The Liberdliun of Lift mad; iee a reiaiew by
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Warwieh Fax in The integral null denies (he va‘ iry
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or lhe exrslenee or individual organisms or sepeiale
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eyenls; all erisl in a [mm o; sdeh eiaenls or as an
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expression oi one lire loree. Organisms sueh as
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oulselves le§| only as an insepaiable pan of ourevem
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envnoninenls, and areiri reniiniral proeessodexenange
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wrih lhe ammale and inanirnale enulies lhar sunuund
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us We are aeied upon and arling erealed and ereanng
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shaped and shaping, Fox assens, as l have here, lhal
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-we mnsl View iiie cosmos as an inlinire complex oi
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inlerrelaled evenrs -, all ihings “Me in aelnalily
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enduring smelies ol evenls-
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Theorelisal physieisls (Capra, moi conlribule lei
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sueh world VIEWS, all oi whieh aie in eonllin willi RM
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eurreni eihlfi ihal govern polineal, edueanonal, and
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eeunomie syslenis, hul all or winch nlv eonlriburing lo
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an inereasing ellorl m unlly and euoperale in a
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eumrnon eihre ol earrh-eaie, wnhuul whieh we have no
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meaning In ihe universe,
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11
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INTRODUCTION TO PATTERN
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APPLICATIONS
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niere are rwo aspeers lo paliermng- rhe pereepiion ol
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lhe pauerns llial already ensl and how rhese runelion,
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and lhe Impoiflion ul pairern on slies in order lo
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aehieye specilie ends lioih are skl|l§ ol sophisliealed
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design, and may resull in speeilic slralegies, ihe
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harmonious reselulion ul problems, or wurk lo
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produee 31ml iesoiiree siren lhal we have absorbed
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some nf ihe inlonnaliian inherenl in lhr general panem
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model, we need some examples ol how such
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panel-rung has been applied m real—l. esilualions
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A bird-seye view ol eeniralised and disempowered
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soeielies will reveal a slrielly reeiillnear nelwork ol
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sneels, lanns, and properly boundaries, H is as inough
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we have pallerned lhe earih lo sun our survey
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inslriimenls rarner ilian lo serye human or
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envuunnienlal needs We tannm perhaps blame Euelid
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liar ihis, hu| we ean blame his lolluwers, The
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shalghl-hn! pallerns rhal resull prevenl inosl sensible
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landscape planning snalegiee and resuli in neiiher an
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authrlicafly nor lummnally saiislaeiory landscape m
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sneeiacape Once esiablished, lhen enleied inlo a body
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ol law, siieli inane lor inraiiel pailerning is slubbornly
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deiended bul ii is riealed by, and can be dismanrled
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rirui .mpaci rule: or III sulasn- Ioiiiis i-seinnie vuiranie
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mias
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row as
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imdssow
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Puwsslurl aiid pirasiiir llaiiiin piano» iypial baileiiis iii obsidian
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ei am! mi; shaped by slime weir-rs
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