2.3 System Action, Free Action
Last modified 07/05/2008
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The eonic model is a new kind of thinking on the subject of systems and
their agents, and make use of two levels or perspectives braided together, the
system and its action, and the agents inside that system and their 'free
action', free will or not. We can see the relationship in any number of concrete
examples and analogs, e.g. the 'system action' of an ocean liner, and the
relative 'free action' of the passengers inside that system. This complementary
and braided unification of the two opposites, resolves the problems of
deterministic systems whose implications must be to override the will of its
agents.
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