This holism-based incompleteness is internal to the mental domain itself, not merely a result of external physical intervention, and thus survives the objection that openness is only causal.

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Causal: # Causal Causal means something directly causes or brings about something else—like how striking a match causes it to light. When we say there's a causal relationship between two things, we mean one actually makes the other happen, rather than just happening at the same time by coincidence. It's about real cause-and-effect connections in the world around us.
Holism(Mid-twentieth-century individualism/holism debates): A position in the individualism/holism debates that treats social entities as irreducible to individualistic entities, without denying the existence of the non-social
The mental domain(as used in philosophy of mind): The realm of thoughts, consciousness, feelings, and experiences that happen in the mind.
incompleteness(Philosophy of mathematics / formal systems): The property of a formal system whereby there exist true statements within the system that cannot be proven by the system itself.

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