GROWTH OVERSHOOTING
| Collection | International Encyclopedia of Systems and Cybernetics |
|---|---|
| Year | 2004 |
| Vol. (num.) | 2(1) |
| ID | ◀ 1489 ▶ |
| Object type | General information, Methodology or model |
The Template:Ency term by which a system overpasses grossly its optimal dimensions.
A system can remain Template:Ency term only if two basic conditions are fulfilled:
- the Template:Ency term of its Template:Ency term supply is permanently adequate, and
- the Template:Ency term it produces must be disposed of and assimilated by the Template:Ency term at a sufficient Template:Ency term.
These conditions are not always present. When the Template:Ency term supply is over-abundant, the system (specially Template:Ency term) may grow in excess up to a non-permanently sustainable Template:Ency term. Worse still, this generally increases Template:Ency term production and can make it unassimilable by the Template:Ency term, in which case the system may asphyxiate in its Template:Ency term.
The main problem here is that many systems also suffer of the effects of a Template:Ency term: the nefarious Template:Ency term are not perceived until they become overpowering and in some cases an irreversible destructive Template:Ency term develops.
This is probably a danger that presently threatens mankind under various disguises.