W. Ross Ashby Quote

The primary fact is that all isolated state-determined dynamic systems are selective: from whatever state they have initially, they go towards states of equilibrium. These states of equilibrium are always characterised, in their relation to the change-inducing laws of the system, by being exceptionally resistant.

p. 238 - Design for a Brain: The Origin of Adaptive Behavior (1952)

The primary fact is that all isolated state-determined dynamic systems are selective: from whatever state they have initially, they go towards states ...

The primary fact is that all isolated state-determined dynamic systems are selective: from whatever state they have initially, they go towards states ...

The primary fact is that all isolated state-determined dynamic systems are selective: from whatever state they have initially, they go towards states ...

The primary fact is that all isolated state-determined dynamic systems are selective: from whatever state they have initially, they go towards states ...