Human beings can modify Instincts with the support of the Optimal
Superego Adjuster, which underlies Social Contexts. However, Distinct Global
Variables within Unsupervised Domains within Social Contexts can alter the
properties of Instincts and Superego according to the rules defined in General
Systems Theory and External Environmental Changes. Systems respond to changes
through internal adoption for survival. Properties of Instincts can expose and
encapsulate offensive strategies in Global Variables because Algorithmic Parameters
behind Global Variables infect and highlight the Competitive World.
Observation:
The number of Activated and Inactivated Instincts are unique
fingerprints in human beings. It is impossible to identify similar Activated
and Inactivated Instincts among humans. Besides, People may hardly possess
similar numbers of Activated and Inactivated Instincts.
Observation:
Entities beyond sustainable Competitive Advantage in Global Variables
have been responsible for instantiating multiple unethical algorithmic models
in Social Contexts and Activating Unfriendly Instincts. Global Variables must
address and promote somehow Admirable Instincts and Inactivate Faulty
Instincts.
Observation:
Scientific knowledge might
identify most Invisible Entities in Biological and Non-biological Systems in
the Subconscious Component. It requires knowing
the characteristics of all Invisible Instincts and how to activate and
inactivate Instincts through External Environments.
Knowing Inherited Functions beyond Instincts can resolve a wicked
problem in Decision-Making models and System Operations.
Observation:
Some Inherited Activated and Inactivated
Instincts possess genetic algorithms.
