sektorius
Sektorius is a fictional concept used in speculative philosophy and science fiction to describe a modular framework for analyzing complex systems. The core idea is that a system can be divided into sectors that interact through well-defined interfaces but retain partial autonomy. This sectoral structure helps explain how large systems maintain stability while allowing local variation and innovation.
Etymology and usage: The name is derived from the Latin sectus 'cut' or 'section' and the suffix
Definition: In sektorius models, each sector has its own internal dynamics—rules, rates, and feedback loops—yet exchanges
History: The concept emerged in contemporary theoretical writing and early science fiction as a heuristic for
Applications: In academia, sektorius serves as a thought experiment for studying modularity, load balancing in networks,
Criticism: Critics argue that, as a fiction-based heuristic, sektorius can oversimplify real-world complexity or become a