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concept:closure-thesisClosure Thesis
Every autonomous system is organizationally closed, with eigenbehaviour constituting invariant identity.
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- Organizational ClosureextendsCircular topology of production processes whereby the product of a system's operation is its own organization.
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- Question about real-world implications.
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