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Which does not have Vadim to the sum of the properties of parts here all parts are books. They possess certain physicochemical properties can be summed and in principle a pile of books will have about the same properties as a imple ordered amount of books will be so below the properties like the pile of books physico-chemical Here is another matter is the integral system for example water molecules H2O in hydrogen some properties of oxygen Ruslana when two atoms of hydrogen connecting in a certain way with the oxygen atom into one single whole we get a molecule which has such properties that are absent in both hydrogen and oxygen. The question is these new scooters. What kind of system are you now? What is a laptop computer showing now? What kind of a laptop is it? And I do not quite understand that you are called parts. This is a system you mean the content of stuffing and there a couple fans out there I do not know it's going to be an integral integral system here so we can decompose this laptop into pieces on the table Yes and it will not have all the functionality of a laptop where these parts jerked ladies have combined in this way the philosophy of interest the theme of this type and where the properties of the whole are not reducible to the properties of elements, acquires new properties that are absent from a simple coarse group of parts, but I think that most in general before a loner 2 is interesting and curious is the person sees a human society interesting system closest to us, but we find such systems of living nature and in the inanimate and when we analyze with what What integral properties we immediately come to the concept of structure that's this integration te a system it acquires new properties due to the fact that part of the system they are in a certain way connected and now the dog between the different parts and systems level this is what is called the structure of the structure links the different kinds of parts of the system can be identified Well, at least two types of units most basic minimum system