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For example, does 'disease' concern the subject/patient or the System (as a living organism)? And consequently: can a patient who is not sick in time <math>t_n</math>  live together with a system already in a state of structural damage in time <math>t_{i,-1}</math>?
TranslationFor example, does 'disease' concern the subject/patient or the System (as a living organism)? And consequently: can a patient who is not sick in time <math>t_n</math>  live together with a system already in a state of structural damage in time <math>t_{i,-1}</math>?

For example, does 'disease' concern the subject/patient or the System (as a living organism)? And consequently: can a patient who is not sick in time live together with a system already in a state of structural damage in time ?