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Two Kinds of Whole: Pattern vs System
There are two kinds of systematizing: a left-hemisphere system—explicit, like a flow diagram assembled with a screwdriver—and a right-hemisphere whole that is a rich imaginative pattern allowed to come into being, in which people recognize their own lived experience; good understanding uses the analytic tools to take people to a place where they can let them go, like climbing a ladder and then kicking it away.
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Iain McGilchristEvidence Quote
“Those are two different kinds of perceiving a whole: one a pattern and the other more of a system.”
Created: 6/13/2026, 12:15:28 AM
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