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| - | Quality of Life (QOL) | + | **Quality of Life (QOL)** |
| The universal metric for determining the state (perfomance) of a human system is | The universal metric for determining the state (perfomance) of a human system is | ||
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| possible (sub-optimal only). | possible (sub-optimal only). | ||
| - | A Human System Optimum is defined by 4 interdependent conditions. | + | A **Human System Optimum** is defined by 4 interdependent conditions. |
| - | First: no one (in the system) can be made better off without | + | **First:** no one (in the system) can be made better off without |
| making someone else worse off.\\ | making someone else worse off.\\ | ||
| - | Second: everyone (in the system) can’t be made better off in total | + | **Second:** everyone (in the system) can’t be made better off in total |
| (systemic aggregate).\\ | (systemic aggregate).\\ | ||
| - | Third: no one can be moved closer to the optimum (median) without | + | **Third:** no one can be moved closer to the optimum (median) without |
| moving someone else further away.\\ | moving someone else further away.\\ | ||
| - | Fourth: the entire system is sustainable.\\ | + | **Fourth:** the entire system is sustainable.\\ |
| - | An optimal | + | An optimized |
| most people for the longest time. Sub-optimal systems all fail to | most people for the longest time. Sub-optimal systems all fail to | ||
| simultaneously achieve the optimum defined by these four conditions. | simultaneously achieve the optimum defined by these four conditions. | ||
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| for managing it determines the quality of the consequences produced. | for managing it determines the quality of the consequences produced. | ||
| Leaders (formal and informal) require a full understanding of human | Leaders (formal and informal) require a full understanding of human | ||
| - | systems, if they intend to realize optimum performance (systemic) | + | systems, if they intend to realize optimum performance (systemic). This is difficult because humans are easily seduced and intoxicated by Power (Social), and generally become addicted to it. Control of |
| - | the control of Power (Social), and generally become addicted to it. More | + | Power over a long period produces greater addiction. |
| - | Power over a longer | + | |
| Power become encased in a bubble surrounded by peers, sycophants, and | Power become encased in a bubble surrounded by peers, sycophants, and | ||
| - | parasites, rarely utilizing | + | parasites. They forget the need for a competent " |
| - | This “Power Addiction Syndrome” is the natural | + | This “Power Addiction Syndrome” is the enemy of optimization, |
| - | creating the most difficult barrier to any form of real systemic | + | |
| - | improvement. | + | |
| A governance system is a special type of human system because it is | A governance system is a special type of human system because it is | ||
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| Universal Metrics for Quality of Life | Universal Metrics for Quality of Life | ||
| - | 1. Balance (optimum, norm, median, middle way)\\ | + | 1. **Balance** (optimum, norm, median, middle way)\\ |
| - | 2. Love (belonging, sense of oneness, trust, etc.)\\ | + | 2. **Love** (belonging, sense of oneness, trust, etc.)\\ |
| - | 3. Health (physical, mental, spiritual)\\ | + | 3. **Health** (physical, mental, spiritual)\\ |
| - | 4. Truth (the most useful interpretation of reality)\\ | + | 4. **Truth** (the most useful interpretation of reality)\\ |
| - | 5. Play (fun, enjoyment)\\ | + | 5. **Play** (fun, enjoyment)\\ |
| - | 6. Fortune (good/bad luck, chance)\\ | + | 6. **Fortune** (good/bad luck, chance, randomness)\\ |
| - | 7. Autonomy (self-directed power/ | + | 7. **Autonomy** (self-directed power/ |
| - | 8. Security (protection, | + | 8. **Security** (protection, |
| - | 9. Work (productive labor)\\ | + | 9. **Work** (productive labor)\\ |
| - | 10. Justice (systemic optimization, | + | 10. **Justice** (systemic optimization, |
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| + | Balance is a special case that acts as a meta-element for the other 9 dimensions. | ||
| The positive and negative ends of the spectrum for each one of these | The positive and negative ends of the spectrum for each one of these | ||
| - | elements | + | dimensions |
| - | optimization. | + | |
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