Boundaries define the scope and scale of a system from "summary" of Thinking in Systems by Donella H. Meadows
Boundaries are not barriers that separate a system from the outside world; they are markers that define the limits of a system. They delineate what is part of the system and what is not, helping us understand the scope and scale of the system. Without boundaries, a system would be a shapeless, amorphous entity, impossible to define or analyze. Boundaries give a system its shape and structure, allowing us to see how different elements interact within a specific framework.
When we define the boundaries of a system, we are essentially drawing a line around it, creating a clear distinction between what is inside and what is outside. This distinction helps us focus our attention on the internal dynamics of the system, without getting distracted by external factors. By understanding where the system begins and ends, we can better grasp its complexi...
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