@Sara_Imari I think it indicates that we have evolved sophisticated transduction pathways that allow individual minds to act as and in systems. And I do think that the mind and system interact in a dialectic relationship of mutual development. But, I don't think that minds are shared, per se
@Sara_Imari A model of a system necessarily lacks the requisite variety to describe that system with perfect accuracy. If that model did acquire the requisite variety to do so, it would become the system, itself. To neglect this fact is to violently constrain the system, towards failure.
@Sara_Imari Our models will always lack necessary variety to account for all aspects of a system, until the point that the model becomes the system, itself. This is why models that recognize their place within a recursive whole are extremely useful.