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A docs/2020-06-14--1127.md
A docs/2020-06-14--1130.md
A docs/2020-06-14--1131.md
M docs/book-the-courage-to-be-disliked.md
M docs/feedback-loop.md
M docs/happiness.md
M docs/rough-idea-zone.md
A docs/system-gap.md
A docs/system-overlap.md
M docs/system-stocks.md
M docs/system.md
M docs/the-grand-unified-theory-of-software-design.md
M docs/thinking-in-systems.md

@@ 15,7 15,7 @@ If someone takes the time to find pleasure and [happiness](./happiness.md), they
 
 ## Backlinks
 * [People who take time to seek pleasure are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1049.md)
-	* Because [Happy people are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1043.md), and [pleasure](./pleasure.md) is an aspect of [happiness](./happiness.md).
+	* [Happy people are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1043.md)
 * [Happy people are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1043.md)
 	* Because [Happy people are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1043.md), and [pleasure](./pleasure.md) is an aspect of [happiness](./happiness.md).
 

@@ 16,3 16,13 @@ The reason pleasure can bring happiness is because [seeking pleasure is one way 
 * [Happy people are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1043.md)
 	* [People who take time to seek pleasure are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1049.md)
 
+## Backlinks
+* [People who take time to seek pleasure are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1049.md)
+	* [People who take time to seek pleasure are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1049.md)
+* [The Courage to be Disliked](./book-the-courage-to-be-disliked.md)
+	* [People who take time to seek pleasure are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1049.md)
+* [Happiness is improved by freedom](./2020-06-05--1056.md)
+	* [People who take time to seek pleasure are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1049.md)
+* [Happy people are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1043.md)
+	* [People who take time to seek pleasure are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1049.md)
+

@@ 10,10 10,10 @@
 	* The reason pleasure can bring happiness is because [seeking pleasure is one way of experiencing freedom], and [happiness is improved by freedom](./2020-06-05--1056.md)
 
 ## Backlinks
+* [People who take time to seek pleasure are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1049.md)
+	* [Happiness is improved by freedom](./2020-06-05--1056.md)
 * [The Courage to be Disliked](./book-the-courage-to-be-disliked.md)
 	* [Happiness is improved by freedom](./2020-06-05--1056.md)
 * [Happiness is improved by freedom](./2020-06-05--1056.md)
 	* The reason pleasure can bring happiness is because [seeking pleasure is one way of experiencing freedom], and [happiness is improved by freedom](./2020-06-05--1056.md)
-* [People who take time to seek pleasure are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1049.md)
-	* The reason pleasure can bring happiness is because [seeking pleasure is one way of experiencing freedom], and [happiness is improved by freedom](./2020-06-05--1056.md)
 

@@ 9,3 9,9 @@
 * [The Courage to be Disliked](./book-the-courage-to-be-disliked.md)
 	* [Happiness is improved by community feeling](./2020-06-06--0930.md)
 
+## Backlinks
+* [The Courage to be Disliked](./book-the-courage-to-be-disliked.md)
+	* [Happiness is improved by community feeling](./2020-06-06--0930.md)
+* [Happiness is improved by community feeling](./2020-06-06--0930.md)
+	* [Happiness is improved by community feeling](./2020-06-06--0930.md)
+

@@ 0,0 1,3 @@
+# A gap occurs when a system has no way to deal with an event
+
+Within a given [system](./system.md), a [gap](./system-gap.md) exists when the system has no mechanisms to deal with a particular event. If the event occurs, no [feedback loops](./feedback-loop.md) exists to deal with it, even if it effects [stocks](./system-stocks.md).

@@ 0,0 1,7 @@
+# An overlap occurs when a system has two or more ways to deal with an event
+
+Within a given [system](./system.md), an [overlap](./system-overlap.md) exists wherever there might be more than one way to deal with a particular problem. This might be that multiple [feedback loops](./feedback-loop.md) kick in at the same time to handle the event.
+## Backlinks
+* [An overlap in a system can cause friction](./2020-06-14--1131.md)
+	* [An overlap occurs where two or more ways exist to deal with a single case](./2020-06-14--1130.md). This can cause friction in a few ways when multiple [feedback loops](./feedback-loop.md) try to work on the same event. There may be extra coordination needed to deal with the multiple [subsystems](./system.md) involved, or one subsystem may get in the way of another.
+

@@ 0,0 1,8 @@
+# An overlap in a system can cause friction
+
+[An overlap occurs where two or more ways exist to deal with a single case](./2020-06-14--1130.md). This can cause friction in a few ways when multiple [feedback loops](./feedback-loop.md) try to work on the same event. There may be extra coordination needed to deal with the multiple [subsystems](./system.md) involved, or one subsystem may get in the way of another.
+
+
+## References 
+
+* [adactio, Overlay Gap](https://adactio.com/journal/16786)

@@ 10,12 10,12 @@
 	* [The courage to be disliked](./book-the-courage-to-be-disliked.md)
 
 ## Backlinks
+* [People who take time to seek pleasure are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1049.md)
+	* [The Courage to be Disliked](./book-the-courage-to-be-disliked.md)
 * [The Courage to be Disliked](./book-the-courage-to-be-disliked.md)
 	* [The courage to be disliked](./book-the-courage-to-be-disliked.md)
 * [Happiness is improved by freedom](./2020-06-05--1056.md)
 	* [The courage to be disliked](./book-the-courage-to-be-disliked.md)
-* [People who take time to seek pleasure are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1049.md)
-	* [The courage to be disliked](./book-the-courage-to-be-disliked.md)
 * [Happiness is improved by community feeling](./2020-06-06--0930.md)
-	* [The courage to be disliked](./book-the-courage-to-be-disliked.md)
+	* [The Courage to be Disliked](./book-the-courage-to-be-disliked.md)
 

@@ 1,6 1,12 @@
 # Feedback loop
 
 ## Backlinks
+* [An overlap occurs when a system has two or more ways to deal with an event](./2020-06-14--1130.md)
+	* Within a given [system](./system.md), an [overlap](./system-overlap.md) exists wherever there might be more than one way to deal with a particular problem. This might be that multiple [feedback loops](./feedback-loop.md) kick in at the same time to handle the event.
+* [A gap occurs when a system has no way to deal with an event](./2020-06-14--1127.md)
+	* Within a given [system](./system.md), a [gap](./system-gap.md) exists when the system has no mechanisms to deal with a particular event. If the event occurs, no [feedback loops](./feedback-loop.md) exists to deal with it, even if it effects [stocks](./system-stocks.md).
+* [An overlap in a system can cause friction](./2020-06-14--1131.md)
+	* [An overlap occurs where two or more ways exist to deal with a single case](./2020-06-14--1130.md). This can cause friction in a few ways when multiple [feedback loops](./feedback-loop.md) try to work on the same event. There may be extra coordination needed to deal with the multiple [subsystems](./system.md) involved, or one subsystem may get in the way of another.
 * [Systems thinking encourages a holistic view](./systems-thinking-encourages-a-holistic-view.md)
 	* [Systems thinking](./systems-thinking.md) focuses on viewing a given [system](./system.md) as a whole. Through the recording of the interactions between [stocks](<>) Through the recording of the interactions between [stocks](./system-stocks.md), [flows](./system-flows.md) and [feedback loops](./feedback-loop.md) an understanding of a system can be built up over time. Giving a simplified, holistic view which can be used to develop a good [mental model](./mental-model.md) for that system.
 

@@ 4,8 4,8 @@
 ## Backlinks
 * [People who take time to seek pleasure are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1049.md)
 	* Because [Happy people are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1043.md), and [pleasure](./pleasure.md) is an aspect of [happiness](./happiness.md).
-* [Happy people are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1043.md)
-	* Because [Happy people are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1043.md), and [pleasure](./pleasure.md) is an aspect of [happiness](./happiness.md).
 * [Happiness is improved by community feeling](./2020-06-06--0930.md)
 	* [Happiness](./happiness.md) has many aspects, but one of the major indicators in [individual psychology](./individual-psychology.md) is [community feeling](./community-feeling.md)
+* [Happy people are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1043.md)
+	* Because [Happy people are more likely to help others](./2020-06-05--1043.md), and [pleasure](./pleasure.md) is an aspect of [happiness](./happiness.md).
 

@@ 80,3 80,7 @@ There'll be varying levels of fleshing out here, some things are just a *spark* 
     * logs can auto-increment by a certain amount if you want
     * shortcodes for incrementing before/after a log is made
 * store in localstorage. Import time/export log/clear and export log
+## Backlinks
+* [Notes](./index.md)
+	* [Rough Idea Zone](./rough-idea-zone.md)
+

@@ 0,0 1,5 @@
+# Gap
+## Backlinks
+* [A gap occurs when a system has no way to deal with an event](./2020-06-14--1127.md)
+	* Within a given [system](./system.md), a [gap](./system-gap.md) exists when the system has no mechanisms to deal with a particular event. If the event occurs, no [feedback loops](./feedback-loop.md) exists to deal with it, even if it effects [stocks](./system-stocks.md).
+

@@ 0,0 1,5 @@
+# Overlap
+## Backlinks
+* [An overlap occurs when a system has two or more ways to deal with an event](./2020-06-14--1130.md)
+	* Within a given [system](./system.md), an [overlap](./system-overlap.md) exists wherever there might be more than one way to deal with a particular problem. This might be that multiple [feedback loops](./feedback-loop.md) kick in at the same time to handle the event.
+

@@ 1,6 1,8 @@
 # Stocks (systems)
 
 ## Backlinks
+* [A gap occurs when a system has no way to deal with an event](./2020-06-14--1127.md)
+	* Within a given [system](./system.md), a [gap](./system-gap.md) exists when the system has no mechanisms to deal with a particular event. If the event occurs, no [feedback loops](./feedback-loop.md) exists to deal with it, even if it effects [stocks](./system-stocks.md).
 * [Systems thinking encourages a holistic view](./systems-thinking-encourages-a-holistic-view.md)
 	* [Systems thinking](./systems-thinking.md) focuses on viewing a given [system](./system.md) as a whole. Through the recording of the interactions between [stocks](<>) Through the recording of the interactions between [stocks](./system-stocks.md), [flows](./system-flows.md) and [feedback loops](./feedback-loop.md) an understanding of a system can be built up over time. Giving a simplified, holistic view which can be used to develop a good [mental model](./mental-model.md) for that system.
 

@@ 17,6 17,12 @@ This complexity and interconnectedness makes systems [resilient to change](./cha
 	* A note-taking [system](./system.md) is the combination of a set of processes and tools which allow the note-taker to accrue concepts and their connections over time. The system needs to allow for the [core ways of manipulating ideas](./three-ways-to-manipulate-ideas.md) and provide [analogies for them](./create-note-taking-analogies-for-manipulating-ideas.md).
 * [Complex Systems are built from simple pieces](./complex-systems-are-built-from-simple-pieces.md)
 	* Any complex [system](./system.md) is built of simple pieces. Sentences are built from words, words from letters, etc. Systems work like this because [complexity is not atomic](./complexity-isnt-atomic.md).
+* [An overlap occurs when a system has two or more ways to deal with an event](./2020-06-14--1130.md)
+	* Within a given [system](./system.md), an [overlap](./system-overlap.md) exists wherever there might be more than one way to deal with a particular problem. This might be that multiple [feedback loops](./feedback-loop.md) kick in at the same time to handle the event.
+* [A gap occurs when a system has no way to deal with an event](./2020-06-14--1127.md)
+	* Within a given [system](./system.md), a [gap](./system-gap.md) exists when the system has no mechanisms to deal with a particular event. If the event occurs, no [feedback loops](./feedback-loop.md) exists to deal with it, even if it effects [stocks](./system-stocks.md).
+* [An overlap in a system can cause friction](./2020-06-14--1131.md)
+	* [An overlap occurs where two or more ways exist to deal with a single case](./2020-06-14--1130.md). This can cause friction in a few ways when multiple [feedback loops](./feedback-loop.md) try to work on the same event. There may be extra coordination needed to deal with the multiple [subsystems](./system.md) involved, or one subsystem may get in the way of another.
 * [Systems thinking encourages a holistic view](./systems-thinking-encourages-a-holistic-view.md)
 	* [Systems thinking](./systems-thinking.md) focuses on viewing a given [system](./system.md) as a whole. Through the recording of the interactions between [stocks](<>) Through the recording of the interactions between [stocks](./system-stocks.md), [flows](./system-flows.md) and [feedback loops](./feedback-loop.md) an understanding of a system can be built up over time. Giving a simplified, holistic view which can be used to develop a good [mental model](./mental-model.md) for that system.
 

@@ 6,5 6,5 @@
 * [Connascence is the strength of the connection between two things](./2020-06-06--0942.md)
 	* [The grand unified theory of software design](./the-grand-unified-theory-of-software-design.md)
 * [Notes](./index.md)
-	* [The grand unified theory of software design](./the-grand-unified-theory-of-software-design.md)
+	* [Video        : The grand unified theory of software design](./the-grand-unified-theory-of-software-design.md)
 

@@ 8,10 8,10 @@ This book[^1] tries to answer the question "how does one make positive change in
 [^1]: [Amazon kindle edition](https://www.amazon.co.uk/Thinking-Systems-Donella-H-Meadows-ebook/dp/B005VSRFEA/)
 
 ## Backlinks
-* [Change can be hard within a system](./change-can-be-hard-within-a-system.md)
-	* [^1]: [Thinking in systems](./thinking-in-systems.md)
 * [System](./system.md)
 	* [^1]: [Thinking in systems](./thinking-in-systems.md)
+* [Change can be hard within a system](./change-can-be-hard-within-a-system.md)
+	* [^1]: [Thinking in systems](./thinking-in-systems.md)
 * [Don't always expect a single root cause](./dont-always-expect-a-single-root-cause.md)
 	* The [systems lens](./thinking-in-systems.md) doesn't show a single root cause for most problems. Classic 'rational analysis' expects a root cause, so the systems lens can be unsettling. You need to [be aware of the lens you're using](./be-aware-of-the-lens-youre-using.md).
 * [Notes](./index.md)