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    A short history of cybernetics The history of cybernetics begins in the middle of the twentieth century with the famous Macy Conferences. The first Macy Conference on cybernetics took place in 1946, the last and tenth in 1953 (Pias 2016). The conferences carry the name of the foundation that initiated them – the Josiah Macy Jr Foundation.
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    Appendix I: Summary of the Points of Agreement Reached in the Previous Nine Conferences on Cybernetics. Warren S. McCulloch. Appendix II: References. Index. EDITORIAL NOTE. This edition includes the complete text of the five volume documentation of the Macy-Conferences on Cybernetics, edited by Heinz von Foerster.*
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    Between 1946 and 1953, the Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation sponsored a series of conferences aiming to bring together a diverse, interdisciplinary community of scholars and researchers who would join forces to lay the groundwork for the new science of cybernetics. These conferences, known as the Macy conferences, constituted a landmark for the field.
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    Between 1946 and 1953 ten conferences under the heading "Cybernetics. Circular, Causal, and Feedback Mechanisms in Biological and Social Systems" were held. Sponsored by Josiah Macy Jr., the so-called Macy Conferences mark perhaps the most important event in the history of science after WW II.
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    The Cybernetics conferences were held between 1946 and 1953, organized by the Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation, motivated by Lawrence K. Frank and Frank Fremont-Smith of the Foundation. As chair of this set of conferences, Warren McCulloch had responsibility to ensure that disciplinary boundaries were not unduly respected.