System Input may contain numerous invisible entities, with all
variables seamlessly integrated with the entire system’s resources. It
accommodates vague and ambiguous parameters that can modify modules across
various system layers. External forces can interact with System Input,
gradually producing increasing complexity. The System Owners’ conception
encompasses an invisible pattern that can alter System Inputs, while the System
Owners’ focus on Invisible Entities conveys feasible complexity within System
Inputs. All system resources generate low transparency during operations,
ultimately resulting in System Outputs that capture the complexity of issues.
System Outputs are remarkably similar to super-complexity, especially if two
systems with extraordinarily Invisible Entities were to integrate.
Decision-Making Patterns Can Highlight the Significant Role of the Subconscious Component
Thursday, September 20, 2007
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