Question

A book on these entities depicts a “zoo” of them to explain concepts such as “shifting dominance.” Jay Forrester developed tools for analyzing the “dynamics” of these entities along with the Club of Rome as part of the World3 project. John Gall added the suffix -antics to the name of these entities in a book about their failures. A Donella Meadows primer titled for “Thinking in [these entities]” explained the analysis behind her report The (*) Limits of Growth and defined these entities as elements, interconnections, and a function. In a theory named for these entities that often includes cybernetics, they reach a “steady (10[1])state” with no change over time, (10[1])and experience (10[1])“feedback loops.” For 10 points, name these connected sets of inputs and outputs that name an interdisciplinary field. ■END■ (10[1])

ANSWER: systems [accept systems science; accept systemantics]
<Benjamin McAvoy-Bickford, Social Science>
= Average correct buzz position

Buzzes

PlayerTeamOpponentBuzz PositionValue
Arnav SoodCarnegie MellonPittsburgh10210
Koji BilbaoDuke AUNC B10810
Vincent DuUNC ARIT A11010
Jonathan ShaufUNC CVirginia Tech A12910

Summary

2024 Penn Bowl UNC10/26/2024Y3100%0%0%115.67
2024 Penn Bowl CWRU11/02/2024Y1100%0%0%102.00