In modern science, in fact, let alone modern systems theory, cause disappears wherever you have a very complex system of interrelated elements.


Walter F. Buckley (1970) in: Cry California. Vol 6. p. 28.


In modern science, in fact, let alone modern systems theory, cause disappears wherever you have a very complex system of interrelated elements.

In modern science, in fact, let alone modern systems theory, cause disappears wherever you have a very complex system of interrelated elements.

In modern science, in fact, let alone modern systems theory, cause disappears wherever you have a very complex system of interrelated elements.

In modern science, in fact, let alone modern systems theory, cause disappears wherever you have a very complex system of interrelated elements.