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For much the same reasons as grouping cars and engines separately is erroneous. It's not really a car without an engine.

• JohnFen 3y ago
  Interesting. I actually would group cars and engines separately. I'm always fascinated to get a peek at a different way of looking at things, thank you.
  • ukj 3y ago
    Obviously you can look at all the parts from whatever perspective you want. It is your philosophical predisposition to dismantle things and understand how they work. But when you are done learning you need to put all the parts back together and form one coherent/cohesive whole for a system to function. It is the same old tension between reductionism, holism and systems thinking in the balance.