"As communications continue in a social network, they form multiple feedback loops, and eventually a shared system of beliefs and of values emerges — a common context of meaning, known as culture; and thus the social network becomes a community. I discuss the origin of the term “culture” and its interesting dynamics, as culture emerges from a network of communications and then puts constraints on that network. (Section 14.4.2)" Capra F. The Systems View of Life
"through culture individuals acquire identities and restrict behaviour"
"a set of shared values defines the community and the culture also creates a boundary of the community and this boundary is continually maintained and renegotiated by the network itself."
"meaning is essential to human beings and meaning is always related to context, meaning is an experience of context, an understanding of context"
"social networks produce a cultural boundary that imposes constraints on the behavior of its members. (Section 14.4.4)" Capra F.
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