Wicked Global Variables and the Emergence of Sectism

This case study explores how global variables influence the parameters of social contexts and how algorithmic codes beyond the subconscious component can trigger the instinct of sectism along the evolutionary path of life.

 

The Role of Global Variables in Competitive Systems

Elite entities and large corporations strive for market competitiveness, often analyzing the economic implications of regulatory policies. As a result, new strategic approaches continuously shape the competitive landscape. For instance, corporations emphasize national competitiveness and reduce manufacturing costs to maintain their market edge (Fig 1).

Systems Owners attempt to align competitive strategies with global variables while minimizing costs. The pursuit of worldwide competitiveness and reduced overhead expenses compels Systems Owners to implement centralized control mechanisms. However, this drive for efficiency can also foster communication barriers and social fragmentation, leading to the disintegration of individuals within system platforms.

 

Algorithmic Influence on Social Contexts

Algorithmic codes operating beyond global variables can reshape community structures, potentially leading to anxiety and social disorders. As individuals seek refuge and support, they may turn to sects that offer them a sense of belonging and stability. Some key social anxiety symptoms associated with this phenomenon include:

 

1-Ethnic segregation, loneliness, and isolation.

2-Prejudicial treatment.

3-Unjustified racial discrimination and taboos.

4-Extreme centralized control mechanisms.

5-Nepotism, favoritism, and protectionist models.

6-Cynical perspectives on distributive justice.

These factors alter subconscious perception processing, with sectism influencing decision-making patterns. Hidden algorithmic codes within social behavior models can further modify social contexts, reinforcing sectarian tendencies. (Fig 1)

                                                                  

     

                                                                                                                                                                          

Sectism: Definition, Advantages, and Disadvantages

 

Definition: Sectism refers to forming groups, parties, or factions unified by a specific doctrine or shared interest. Members are devoted to their sect and its leaders, forming strong internal bonds.

 

Advantages:

 

1-The force of sectism can provide stability and protection to marginalized individuals.

2-Unified groups contribute to support and cultural expression and communal identity.

3-Members of sects can offer security, belonging, and a sense of peace within the sect.

 

Disadvantages:

 

1-Sects can lead to manipulation and exploitation by sect leaders.

2- Protocol beyond organizations encourages superstitious beliefs and irrational doctrines.

3-External forces may misuse sectarian faith for broader socio-political agendas, leading to societal instability.

 

The Network Competitive Instinct and Sectism

Sectism is intrinsically linked to the Network of Competitive Instincts, where the Survival Instinct activates sectarian tendencies. Hidden algorithmic codes of global variables manipulate and challenge common sense in social contexts. They can generate severe evolutionary side effects.

 

Hidden Side Effects of Social Contexts

 

1-Complexity Propagation: Unchecked social dynamics can create multiple layers of complexity.

2-Algorithmic Provocation: Stimuli embedded in social contexts can alter ego frameworks, genetic instincts, decision-making processes, and overall social behaviors.

 

The Role of Global Variables in Promoting Solidarity

Optimized global variables can foster solidarity within social contexts, activating friendly instincts and reducing hostility. The emergence of a resilient society is contingent upon the following statements:

 

1-Systemic feedback mechanisms for resource management.

2-Transitioning competitive economic modes toward cooperative frameworks.

3- Applying economic structures to meet the needs and characteristics of Biological Systems.

4-Encouraging ethical governance to reduce societal anger and discord. Detect and eliminate invisible forces that target revenue and profits from chaotic situations in social environments.

 

Conclusion

This transdisciplinary research is directed at influential decision-makers shaping global structures and social roles. By understanding the profound impact of global variables and algorithmic codes, policymakers can cultivate resilient societies that prioritize cooperation, ethical governance, and social stability.