Deep Definition
A systemi is not defined by static substance, but by the boundary conditions of its operations. It is a network of relations that has achieved enough local coherence to be treated as a unified entity within a larger context. It is the fundamental building block of the LoomWeaver ontology, replacing atomic objects with relational processes.
Notes
Crucially, a systemi can be nested. A cell is a systemi; the organ is a systemi composed of cells; the human is a systemi composed of organs. The boundary is always observer-dependent and context-specific.
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