Allowing a system to be open ultimately sustains growth and serves its parent environment, and so both have a stronger probability for survival. Examples of open systems: Business organization, Hospital system, College or University system. Conversely, a closed system is more prone to resist incorporating new ideas, that can be deemed unnecessary to its parent environment and risks atrophy. By not adopting or imps, a closed system ceases to properly serve the environment it lives in.
Dove Chocolate is made by Mars, Incorporated (the same folks who make M&M's, Twix, Skittles, etc...), while Dove soap is made by Unilever (the same folks who make Lever 2000, Vaseline, Axe deodorant, I Can't Believe It's Not Butter, Lipton Teas, etc...). They are not made by the same company. Jinkas Â· 10 years ago.
(Iâm not sure what else is in Dove soapâif you know, Iâd love to hearâbut I noticed when I was grating it that is smells exactly like crayons.) So I tried it again and came up with a recipe to turn a bar of Dove soap into liquid hand soap. There is good news and bad news in this. The good news is for those of you who were disappointed that the liquid hand soap I made isnât foamy, the Dove version is a lot foamier. In its finished state, it reminded me of shaving cream.