This study focuses on how optimal assets can be shared for feasible
activities and improve harmonic balance among resources by configuring Ideal
Protocols in the System Platform. Systems Owners tend to build and distribute
the priority of Resource Allocation and ignore pursuing righteousness to share
system assets because of the invisible threat of algorithms beyond the Survival
Instinct. The Network of the Competitive Instinct, called the Survival Instinct,
protects the system platform from external forces.
The first case scenario targets Suboptimal Asset Sharing, which
indicates lower security in the entire system layers and attenuates the degree
of satisfaction among internal and external beneficiaries. Distinct Resources
with deficient allocating assets may move to breakdown mode, and others create
a sense of insecurity, anxiety, and imbalance in system environments. Systems
Owners are obliged to finance Centralized Control Systems and ignore the Optimal
Resource Allocation.
Observation:
The outcome of Suboptimal Resource Allocation within Social Contexts,
among others, is hatred and polarization. The rich get wealthier, and the poor
get poorer long-term. According to an observational study, inequality will
increase steadily over time. This phenomenon can sustain and cause the
annihilation process and immense changes.
