Social Hypocrisy significantly influences various aspects of societal
systems, leading to the emergence of invisible entities within the system
platform. These dynamics can cause lasting injuries to Biological Systems,
progressing through identifying five stages of the development process in
environmental contexts. (illustrated in Figure 1).
Stage 1: Modified Humans in Social Contexts
The initial stage involves humans adapting negatively to the pressures of
global Hypocrisy. This adaptation is reflected in social contexts, where
individuals experience psychological strain due to widespread social
insincerity.
Stage 2: Isolation Mode
Social Hypocrisy fosters isolation, leading individuals to enter an
"isolation mode." The loneliness and psychological stress stemming
from this isolation create a vicious cycle of anxiety and disconnection within
social contexts.
Social authorities frequently encounter isolated individuals suffering
from mental health challenges and an unbalanced state of the body. These
challenges contribute to significant global economic losses, including the high
costs of rehabilitation programs, medical care, and behavioral disorders.
Isolated individuals are often categorized as social costs within system
frameworks, increasing the burden rate. However, social contribution programs
for these isolated groups are often minimal due to a lack of awareness and
understanding of the evolutionary pathways for these systems. This deficiency
marks the transition to the third stage.
Stage 3: Breakdown of Control Mechanisms
At this stage, isolated systems transition into "paranoia
mode," characterized by heightened sensitivity to conflict,
discrimination, ethical violations, and perceived unfair treatment. Feelings of
disrespect, lack of integrity, and systemic inequity contribute to a growing
sense of disillusionment. These factors exacerbate the perception of social
unfairness, further isolating the affected systems of the
proposed complex interconnection.
Stage 4: Social Retaliation Mode
The fourth stage sees the emergence of a "social retaliation
mode," in which isolated systems activate retaliatory instincts. Victims
of social Hypocrisy, feeling wronged by systemic unfairness, seek retribution.
They employ mapping algorithms to identify favorable scenarios and strategies
to address perceived injustices within social contexts.
Stage 5: Rampage Violence
In the final stage, isolated systems may transform into perpetrators
within the social context, driven by their desire for retaliation so that, it
leads to hostile environments and, tragically, to instances of rampage
violence. The public discourse often focuses on the victims while neglecting
the complex factors that led to the perpetrator's actions, a reaction
indicative of creating more profound social Hypocrisy.
Observation:
1-Hidden Variables in Global Systems: The root causes of injury in isolated systems are
obscured within wicked global variables' algorithms, making public discourse on
these factors rare or inadequate.
2-Harmonic Balance in Biological Systems: Developing a harmonic
balance strategy is essential for identifying plans to address social Hypocrisy.
3-The Role of an Optimal Superego Adjuster: Cultivating and
implementing an optimal superego adjuster could significantly reduce social Hypocrisy,
minimize prejudicial beliefs, and mitigate disorderly behaviors.
4- Reveal the source of issues: The source of injury of Isolated
Systems hides beyond algorithms of Global Variables. Therefore, social media
can hardly be discussed with the public; therefore, possible complexities
remain in Social Contexts
Addressing these systemic issues can disrupt the cycles of anguish and
prevent their escalation into violence, fostering a more inclusive and
equitable society.
