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-**System Pathology**
+**Systems Pathology**
 This is a practical list of universal failure modes for systems
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 . All human systems are imaginary, but some are optimal.
-. Players and systems all have strengths and weaknesses (trade-offs).
+. 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).
-. Hierarchical systems are necessary evils because they are the means
+. Hierarchical systems are necessary evils because they are the easiest means
 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.
 . Systems (organizations) develop goals of their own immediately after
 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].