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Systems theory is presented as a framework for creating an exact and scientific metaphysics, proposing a nonreductionist "theory of everything" applicable across various disciplines. The book is structured into three parts: an Essay that distills key systems concepts, Commentary that explores the implications of systems thinking on science, religion, and politics, and Notes that include accessible mathematical content alongside scientific and philosophical insights. This approach highlights the relevance of systems theory to fields like engineering, public policy, and social work.