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3. How does an object differ from a system? How boundary create a system-environment relationship?
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2:41Now PlayingHumberto Maturana when visiting the Open University, a question by Professor Raul Espejo: Humberto Maturana explains the differences between information transfer within biological and non-biological systems.
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