14th INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF CYBERNETICS AND SYSTEMS OF WOSC

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14th INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OFCYBERNETICS AND
SYSTEMS OF WOSC
ICCS'08
WROCLAW UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

• September 9th to 12th, 2008
• Wroclaw, Poland

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Jean-Jacques BLANCConsulting Engineer

Crêts de Champel, 9 CH - 1206 -
Genevaj-j.blanc_at_bioethismscience.org www.bioeth
ismscience.org
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S U B J E C T

• THE SYSTEMICITY OF
• COSMO-PLANETARY AND TERRESTRIAL META-DYNAMICS

A large approach by way of "The Bioethism"
paradigm
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LET'S SET THE SCENE

• "The Bioethism", a transdisciplinary paradigm
• Meta-dynamics and systemicity
• The Universe and its dynamics systemicity
• The Cosmo-planetary systemicity
• Life's intra biodynamics systemicity

Also a provisional conclusion
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THE B I O E T H I S M
An acronym as a contraction of

• Biology
• Etho-ecology (ethology- ecology)
• Humanism

A transdisciplinary paradigm
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THE B I O E T H I S M

• A new systemic paradigm that has a universal
  philosophical approach
• of lifes survival ends and means

Survival is a matter of sustainability,
adaptability and endurableness.
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BIOETHISM STRUCTURE

• Biology, bioethics, bionics and cyber
  artefacts...,

• Ethology and ecology, sociosystemicity,
  ecosystemicity,

• Humanism as values in psychology, affectivity,
  natural moral and fundamental survival values

• Ethics, aesthetics and ergonomics

• Equity, Utopia, Welfare and fulfilment

N.B. Economy is part of the biological
survival processes
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SYSTEMS SCIENCE

• Systems science, which is not
  institutionalized has become the infinite
  research field of many scientists working in
  quite specific mono-disciplines and is showing
  large sets of scattered developments.

Here is a short overview on such situation
...
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META-DYNAMICS
COSMO-PLANETARY AND TERRESTRIAL SYSTEMICITY
Dynamic cycles of recursive moves with emergent
results changes
In Life, survival is made ofan
intra-biodynamics systemicity
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META-DRIVERS
Meta-drivers are universally combining themselves
at all level of the cosmos, solar system, planet
life

• Interrelations
• Interconnections
• Retroactions
• Phase transitions
• Synergetics
• Ago-antagonism
• Percolation
• Symbiosis...

Masses, forces, pressures, and emergent results
are submitted to permanent changes since the
surrounding systemicity is a recursive set of
circularities.
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OUTPUTS

• Outputs are differentiated within a world of
  ever changing emergent results and effects that
  usually weigh much on objects and phenomena
• It is so, as long as perduring, in an ever
  changing milieu or environment,

Even a word, a thought or a move is an output as
emerging from intention, motivation or effect.
Systemicity outputs are plural
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SYSTEMICITY 1

• Systemicity is in the circular move of
  "meta-dynamics" that are interactive and
  retroactive fundamental physicochemical forces,
  processes and mechanisms. There are sub-dynamics
  within synergetic moves.

Within a relatively small group of interrelated
chemicals, meta-dynamics induce to the emergence
of fundamental proto-biological matters along
with energies (cosmic, solar, thermal...)
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 THE SYSTEMICITY  2

• The notion of dynamics supports the idea of
  patterns or processes that change growth and
  evolving moves exert a pressure on the actor's
  behavior.

An underlying cause of an emergent result can
be described by the  law of effect , or
rather by the "laws of nature".
Systemicity is a general universal move
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"SYSTEMICITY" EMERGENCE

• On the whole, the convergence of emergent
  results from combined interactions of
  interdependent forces and physicochemical
  reactions, have ago-antagonistic effects.

The meta-dynamics support the milieu within which
evolving phenomena induce to the apparition of
structured and evolving objects and phenomena
with new properties like Earth and, then on,
surviving Life's bricks .
Recursive circularities made survival to happen
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COSMO-DYNAMICS

• Cosmo-planetary dynamics are of a large
  number of interrelated physicochemical driving
  phenomena, forces and processes

• Thermonuclear,
• Thermodynamic,
• Thermodiffusion
• Physicochemical reactivity,
• Electromagnetic,
• Strong interactions,
• Weak interactions,

• Gravitation

• Radiations as sub-dynamics
• Gamma energy
• Infrared energy
• Ultraviolet rays
• X-rays...

Dynamics systemicity, a complexity of effects
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UNIVERSE EVOLUTION

• Dynamics systemicity has an origin in the
  historicity of the universe, otherwise the galaxy
  "networks" would not sustain and evolve.

Gaz, matter and gravity with thermonuclear energy
participate in "re-seeding" new stars within
space-time evolving galaxies.
A "recycling systemicity" yields particles and
components that sustain the celestial "star
systems" as to perdure.
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COSMOS CYCLES
The Milky way, our Galaxy

• Absorbs gas, satellite galaxies

Forms gaz clusters from supernovae
Seed baby stars
Ejects gas
Magellan Galaxy gas
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COSMOS CYCLES
Gas and dust seeding
Baby stars cluster
Solar stars, dwarf ones...

• Stars life....death as nebula...new births
  cosmic dynamics systemicity

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PLANETARY SYSTEMICITY

• The Sun winds, the Van Allen belts, the
  magnetosphere and the atmosphere, the moon and
  gravitation are some of the dynamics with a
  systemicity that sustain numerous terrestrial
  cycles (winds, water...) and they participate in
  Life to exist.

Together with such forces, the Earth's structure
and its endogenous metabolism participate in its
being a living system "Gaia"
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The Earth
Dynamics Systemicity
To be linked to the outer the cosmo-planetary
and terrestrial dynamics
Pour La Science - 08.08
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GENERAL DYNAMICS
Systemic individual objects and groups or
societies survive from the universal dynamics
systemicity.

Interdependency Interrelation Interaction
Retroaction Sustainability
Environment 1
Society B
Society A
Sc
Sd
Society E
Adaptability Endurableness Evolution etc.
Society F
Sg
Environment 2
Sh
Si
Sj
Environment 3
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CIRCULARITIES FOR SURVIVAL
The sustainability and evolution of biotopes and
biocoenosis (species in ecosystem ) are
fundamentally linked to the perpetuation of
survival dynamics cycles.
Individuals or groups survive from primordial to
end resources cycles as matter and energy...
They fully participate in the circularity of
dynamics in a recursive systemicity within
spatial environments, ecosystems and sociosystems.

• Circularities are universal interdependentsurviv
  al cycles

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CIRCULARITIES
SURVIVAL CYCLES
Water cycles
Ocean
Continental plateau
Plankton
Pelagic creatures
Matters nutriments
Life from photosynthesiscyanobacteria or
"blue-green algae"
Volcanism
Archaebacteria life
Plate subduction
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TERRESTRIAL CYCLES
Open loop feedback, retroactive gain or loss
around a critical point depend upon the status of
cycles at an instant-t and the sensibility of the
emergent result to entropy pressure. Natural
cycles are local "glocal"

• Rocks cycle
• Water cycle
• Nutrient cycle
• Carbon and carbon dioxidecycle

• Oxygen cycle
• Wind cycle
• Climatic cycle
• Ecosystemic cycle
• Seasons cycle...

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SYSTEMICITY SURVIVAL
Lifes meta-dynamics "systemicity" for survival
induces emergent results that percolate
throughout layout and coats of biological
networks, as partly reproducing an ascendant
cause, but also sustaining organisms to perdure
from adaptation

• Branching off
• Apparition ()
• In-between values
• Extinction (-)

• Evolution
• Mutation
• Readaptation
• then on

An ago-antagonistic and sphericalgame between
moves
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BIO-DYNAMICS

• Intra-biodynamics are of a large number of
  interrelated physicochemical driving phenomena,
  forces and processes

• Thermodynamics,
• Thermodiffusion
• Physicochemical reactivity
• Electromagnetism
• Atmospheric pressure
• Phase transition
• Fuzziness

• Survival principles
• Replication
• Natural selection

• Homeostasis
• Psycho-somatopsychism
• Ago-antagonism
• Synergistic
• etc.

Dynamics systemicity, a complexity of effects
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PROVISIONAL CONCLUSION
Meta-dynamics systemicity is "the complexity" at
the four interrelated levels of the universe, our
planet Earth, Life's existence and cell chains
and integrity.

• From then on, bio-dynamics systemicity
  requiresmore to be developed at the intra
  metabolism homeostasis moves.

However, at such level, whatever the contextual
natural, mental and cultural conditions are,
there are "meta-dynamics systemicity"
pressuresover any kind of system and decision.
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A PROVISIONAL END

• With my cordial regards and many thanks for your
  kind attention

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Jean-Jacques BLANCConsulting Engineer

Crêts de Champel, 9 CH - 1206 -
Genevaj-j.blanc_at_bioethismscience.org www.bioeth
ismscience.org