External Forces Reshape in Social Contexts

An observational study examines the influence of global variables on the breakdown of Biological and Non-Biological Systems over the past seven years. The study uses a complex social context algorithm developed by Systems Owners as a reference model.

 

Influence of External Factors

Economic perspectives, global competition, and big corporations' dominance are key global variables significantly impacting social systems. These variables often distract Systems Owners from effectively conducting complexity analyses in social contexts. Environmental factors also influence instinctual behaviors in Biological Systems. Mechanisms beyond instinctual responses alter community dynamics, rolling back multiple complex cycles. Each cycle, in turn, adjusts active and inactive instincts within the Subconscious Component.

 

Economic Impacts on Harmonic Balance

Elite and large corporations encourage Systems Owners to prioritize economic strategies that deliver sustainable competitive advantages. However, this focus on economic development often undermines the harmonic balance between Biological and Non-Biological Systems. The drive for cost-benefit analysis transforms decision-making, frequently sidelining natural functional instincts in favor of financial goals. Over time, this shift can distort rationality and ethics within social contexts.

 

The Cycle of Unethical Instincts

When social contexts lack harmonic balance, unethical instincts may dominate, suppressing ethical instincts. This imbalance creates new complex cycles characterized by inequity and reduced harmonic balance. The resulting open loops in system platforms can escalate into chaotic and destabilizing conditions.

 

Call to Action for Systems Owners

Systems Owners must take moral responsibility to mitigate turmoil in social contexts. While elite and corporate strategies seek competitive advantages, they often exacerbate hardships for lower social stratification. Systems Owners should maximize harmonic balance in global variables for Biological and Non-Biological Systems to counteract these effects.

 

Observations and Insights

1-Systems Owners can attenuate social and global tragedies by enhancing harmonic balance within global variables, potentially influencing corporate policy patterns.

2-Complex global variables can propagate deception and hypocrisy within system platforms, requiring vigilance and ethical accountability from Systems Owners.