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Kybernetes :The
international journal of cybernetics,
systems and
management sciences is a peer-reviewed
scientific journal of
information and knowledge...
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causal feedback—that of
steering a ship (the
ancient Gr**** κυβερνήτης (
kybernḗtēs)
refers to the
person who
steers a ship). In
steering a ship, the position...
- the
ancient Gr****
phrase Φιλοσοφία Βίου Κυβερνήτης (Philosophia Biou
Kybernētēs),
which means "Love of wisdom, the
guide of life" and
serves as the organization's...
- motto, Φιλοσοφία Βίου Κυβερνήτης or in
Latin letters Philosophia Biou
Kybernētēs,
which loosely translated to
English means "Love of
learning is the guide...
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Systemantics Beer,
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running a ship were
delegated to
different subordinates. Specifically, the
kybernètès was the helmsman, the keleustēs
managed the
rowing speed, and the trièraulès...
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rationale of
Stafford Beer's
cybernetic books (1959‐94)",
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