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-System Pathology+**Systems Pathology**
  
 This is a practical list of universal failure modes for systems This is a practical list of universal failure modes for systems
-involving humans (games). These items identify the most common +involving humans. These items identify the most common 
-roadblocks to realization of optimal systems.+roadblocks to realization of optimal human systems.
  
-1. All human systems (games) are imaginary, but some are optimal.+1. All human systems are imaginary, but some are optimal.
  
-2. Players and systems all have strengths and weaknesses (trade-offs). +2. Agents (Players) and systems all have strengths and weaknesses (trade-offs). 
-Neurotic people produce neurotic systems (corrupt, etc.), and vice +Neurotic Agents produce neurotic systems (corrupt, sub-optimal, etc.), and vice 
-versa. Remedy requires 2 track solution (Players and System).+versa. Remedie generally require a 2 track solution (Players and System).
  
-3. Hierarchical systems are necessary evils because they are the means+3. Hierarchical systems are necessary evils because they are the easiest means
 to amplify and centralize Social Power, but they also produce and to amplify and centralize Social Power, but they also produce and
-attract Players that are intoxicated by that Power.+attract Players that are all intoxicated by that Power.
  
 4. Systems (organizations) develop goals of their own immediately after 4. Systems (organizations) develop goals of their own immediately after
 they come into existence as a fictitious entity, and thereafter behave they come into existence as a fictitious entity, and thereafter behave
-as if they have a life of their own, regardless of any new circumstances+as if they have a life of their own, regardless of changing circumstances
 [Frankenstein’s Monster effect]. [Frankenstein’s Monster effect].
  
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 23. Luck (chance, randomness, etc.) sets the limits on everything. 23. Luck (chance, randomness, etc.) sets the limits on everything.
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 +24. Mass Formations (Hysteria) are constantly appearing and disappearing due to alienation, atomization, and fear of death by Players. Cults and Mobs are created by leaders to focus the free floating anxiety.
  
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