Sunday, July 4, 2010

A High Level of Independence and Social Side-Effects

Systems Owners can gain an advantage over their citizens, who make decisions according to Global Variables. Biological systems with high-level optimization offer profit-enhancing performances and reduce costs in Non-Biological Systems. The paradox of independence is one of the parameters that Systems Owners encapsulate in Biological Systems for achieving Social Advantage. A high level of self-sufficiency in Social Contexts promotes individuals in work environments. Biological Systems can allocate a good EGO strength with hidden side effects. A high level of self-determination in Social Contexts can cause seemingly Biological Systems to possess uncompromising integrity. It would be problematic to communicate complicated notions.
 
Observation:
Systems Owners tend to modify Global Variables beyond Biological Systems regarding skills workers from an Economic Perspective.

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