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The Wall Of Systems
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- ISBN8235446243
- EAN9798235446243
- Date de parution22/07/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
Modern civilization depends on systems we rarely notice until they fail. But what if the systems themselves are not the deepest structure?In The Wall of Systems, Karim Spring argues that beneath money, law, borders, war, language, identity, insurance, and other foundations of modern life lies something even more fundamental: hidden incapacities that shaped civilization for thousands of years without ever being recognized.
Each chapter begins with an ordinary institution and uncovers the unseen condition that made it possible. As those conditions disappear, the familiar systems above them begin to change-not because their principles have failed, but because the world they quietly depended on no longer exists. Rather than offering predictions or policy prescriptions, The Wall of Systems presents a new framework for understanding why so many parts of modern life appear to be changing at once.
The chapters stand independently, yet together reveal a single discovery: what looks like many unrelated transformations is, beneath the surface, one civilizational shift. Blending philosophy, history, technology, and systems thinking, this is a book about the invisible architecture of civilization-and what remains when its hidden floors begin to give way.
Each chapter begins with an ordinary institution and uncovers the unseen condition that made it possible. As those conditions disappear, the familiar systems above them begin to change-not because their principles have failed, but because the world they quietly depended on no longer exists. Rather than offering predictions or policy prescriptions, The Wall of Systems presents a new framework for understanding why so many parts of modern life appear to be changing at once.
The chapters stand independently, yet together reveal a single discovery: what looks like many unrelated transformations is, beneath the surface, one civilizational shift. Blending philosophy, history, technology, and systems thinking, this is a book about the invisible architecture of civilization-and what remains when its hidden floors begin to give way.
