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Human Systems and I&S Perspectives - Coggle Diagram

- - - - When, where, and how did the agricultural system emerge?
      - How did agricultural systems influence cultural changes?
    - - What are the most beneficial agricultural practices?
      - How could a business identify and respond to agricultural demands?
    - - What was the pattern of land use that led to agricultural success?
      - What were the environmental impacts of the agricultural system?
    - - How could the efficiency agricultural production be maximized?
      - What were the factors of the supply and demand system?
    - - How did group dynamics take place in agricultural systems?
      - How did the cultural context come into play in agricultural systems?
    - - What are the ethical implications in the agricultural system?
      - What is the agricultural system's role when shaping an individual's identity?
- - - - The timeline of events including agricultural development among others.
      - The events that took place between that could have influenced each major migration
    - - How humans managed to discover agrarian areas and find locations with fertile soil.
      - How humans managed to maintain crops with no knowledge of potential weather changes.
    - - How their survival techniques and skills can be used as a marketing strategy (education on how they survived, artifact museum, etc.)
      - Public interest in agricultural systems and how to benefit from it (advertisements, etc.)
    - - How the dynamic of the first agricultural system without technology would impact the economy in the present world.
      - The economic system that the original agricultural system produced.
    - - The long and demanding hours that farmers had to work and the impact it could have had on their wellbeing.
      - Farming often includes repetitive tasks which can be detrimental to one' mental health.
    - - The farmers' awareness of environmental ethics and how it could affect their dynamic.
      - The farmers' awareness of agriculture's social and economic dimensions such as resource distribution and land ownership.
  - - - The timeline or thought process of migration, especially during the Ice Age.
      - The impact of migrations during the Ice Age in the present context.
    - - How to adapt their business to new conditions and environments quickly like the migrants during the Ice Age.
      - Developing resilience when starting a business is the key to success, which is equivalent to the resilience required during the Ice Age to survive and migrate.
    - - The physical impact the ice sheets had on humans' migration processes.
      - How humans adapted to new environments, especially during the Ice Age.
    - - How resource distribution affected the migration process.
      - The exploitation of resources by humans in the context of different environments.
    - - The psychological process of adaptations migrants constantly had to go through.
      - The bonds and alliances created during the migration process.
    - - The different ways of human expression throughout the migration process in the context of culture and environment.
      - The change of individual and collective identity throughout the migration process.