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Daisy World

Daisy World simulation

Daisy World Average surface Temp Daisy coverage Ts Albedo Daisies

Daisy World Daisies Ts Ts Daisies Daisy coverage Average surface Temp

Daisy World Ts Daisies P1 Daisy coverage P2 Average surface Temp albedo albedo

Daisy World Model

Homeostasis Walter Cannon 1932 “The Wisdom of the Body” Jame Lovelock ~1969 Gaia hypothesis (Lovelock, J.E.; Margulis, L. (1974). "Atmospheric homeostasis by and for the biosphere- The Gaia hypothesis". Tellus 26 (1): 2–10.

Draw a causal lop diagram describing a self regulating component of the human body.

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