Author: Boboqulov, Abror Abdug’ani o’g’li

Annotation: In the modern world, where the complexity of systems is constantly increasing, traditional approaches to analyzing and understanding the world often turn out to be ineffective. One of the key flaws is the tendency of thinking to divide everything into binary categories: good versus bad, order versus chaos, rational versus irrational. However, this approach ignores the richness of transition states and does not fully appreciate the complexity and dynamism of systems. This article proposes the concept of "middle order" as an alternative approach to understanding the structure of complex systems. This concept goes beyond conventional binary thinking by offering in-depth analysis and integration of different aspects of a system to better understand their relationships and interactions.

Keywords: Complex systems, intermediate order, absolute order, absolute chaos, binary oppositions, morality and ethics, emotionality and rationality, dynamic processes, principles of cause and effect, non-binary thinking, freedom of choice, integration and compromise.

Pages in journal: 524 - 531