Wednesday, May 14, 2014

A Paradigm of Social Hypocrisy and Common Side-effects

Hypocritical Instinct is Defense and Promoter Mechanism within Biological Systems. However, it generates complex parameters in Social Context when Systems Owners define the Hypocritical Algorithm behind Global Variables. Hypocritical Arguments can be identified in Social Contexts as common side effects of Global Variables. 
Deceptive Definitions mobilize in Social Contexts and build Hypocrisy in the long term. Social Hypocrisy activates and stimulates Hypocritical Instincts in Biological Systems.
Hypocritical Instinct propagates and rolls back new Social Hypocrisy with the more complicated phenomenon.
Systems Owners can hardly eliminate allocated parameters in Social Hypocrisy because of adapting instance parameters in Global Variables. The flawed code process in Global Variables may hardly be erased because it inherits traits passed from the Competitive World. 
Social Hypocrisy is sometimes sub-optimized by Systems Owners through new Hypocritical Codes. Thus, multiple Social Hypocrisies customize Social Contexts on the evolutionary path of System performance. Furthermore, the surrounding environment can convey Hypocrisies and undesirable common side-effects of Hypocrisies. 
                                                                        
                                                                             
 
Observation:
Sub-optimization in Social Hypocrisy is cost-effective and would hardly require imminent empirical knowledge management approaches.

Observation:
The number of Active and Inactive instances of the Primary Instinct determines pattern-matching algorithms in Decision-Making Model. Two Biological Systems would barely have the correlative numbers of Active and Inactive Primary Instincts. Therefore, Biological Systems have unique characteristics. The number of Active and Inactive instances of the Primary Instinct distinguish particular perspectives in Social Contexts.


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