Thinking in Stability and Change - Level 2 - Change in Systems

The video tutorial explores the concept of change in systems, focusing on how stable systems can become unstable through changes in components. It uses games like 'Don't Spill the Penny Jar' and 'Jenga' to illustrate how small changes can lead to significant impacts on the overall system. The tutorial encourages viewers to think critically about system stability and change, providing examples from ecosystems and chain reactions.

What is the first step when investigating a system?

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How can a stable system become unstable?

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What does the yellow semicircle represent in the context of stability and change?

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Explain how the removal of a keystone species can affect an ecosystem.

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Describe the game 'Don't Spill the Penny Jar' and its significance in understanding systems.

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What was the outcome when the third penny was added to the penny jar?

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In the game of Jenga, what does removing a block represent in terms of system stability?

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