Rational decision-making is influenced by various environmental factors
that impact processes within the trait of the Superego/ Ego frameworks. Algorithmic
codes beyond instinctual mechanisms also play a significant role, with the
characteristics and balance of active and inactive instincts shaping the
rational choice approach. The human species evolves within a social
environment, guided by a dynamic domain called the Superego Adjuster. Systems
Owners can modify the Superego Adjuster and develop algorithmic codes behind
global variables within the system platform, which can alter social norms. Thus,
these procedures can affect the structure and function of the Superego
Adjuster. An optimal Superego determines the quality and mapping of the
Superego Adjuster and instincts, while genetic predispositions may influence the
instinctual codes and decision-making patterns (Figure 1).
An overemphasis on economic perspectives and cost-saving strategies
disrupts the harmonic balance in Biological and Non-Biological Systems. A low
harmonic balance in system platforms, in turn, alters the Superego framework,
deteriorating the characteristics of the Instinct Component. When possible, wicked
instincts dominate the Subconscious Component and cause rational
decision-making to degrade. As a result, social contexts may encounter
genetically driven challenges, including profound intellectual disabilities
(Figure 2).
Key Observations:
1-Instinct Mapping: Refers to the quality and classification of instincts that create networks
by calling correlated instincts to empower and achieve specific goals for the
decision-making map. In Biological Systems, relationships between Active Friendly
Instincts (AFI) and Inactive Wicked Instincts (IWI) are essential determinative
factors for identifying harmonic balance possessed in the Subconscious
Component:
Harmonic Balance in Biological Systems = (AFI) + (IWI)
2-Ethical Decision-Making: Requires a harmonious balance between AFI and IWI. Social parameters
can influence such a mode, causing modern humans to capture logical
decision-making codes through interactions with the optimal domain of the
Superego Adjuster for sustained harmony on the evolutionary path of life. An
optimal balance of instincts and a well-functioning Superego Adjuster are
crucial to rational and ethical decision-making in complex social environments.
3-Instinct Quality:
1-Optimal Instincts: A friendly and protective Network of instincts integrates with the
Superego framework and the optimal Superego Adjuster. It generates favorable and
ethical codes within the decision-making map and extends to logical data within
the Conscious Component.
2-Suboptimal Instincts: Wicked instincts integrate into the Ego Framework and the Network of
Competitive Instincts, contributing to protecting humans in aggressive
environments. The decision-making map contains hostile codes and seldom
communicates with the Conscious Component regarding irrational decisions.
3-Superego Adjuster Attributes: Key components influencing the Superego Adjuster include religions,
life philosophies, psychoanalytic frameworks, austere lifestyles, cultural
paradigms, experimental knowledge, scientific models, and spiritual practices.
4-Survival Instinct's Role: The survival instinct can undermine the Superego structure,
strengthening wicked instincts (IWI) while turning off friendly instincts
(AFI). This process drives decision-making into a closed-loop mode, causing
modern humans to behave similarly to individuals in the Middle Ages.
