Rodriguez Alyssa

[Toby Virginia]

What has occurred hot wheels track is what Gregory Bateson would have called " Schismogenesis " meaning a fracturing and a fragmenting of Systems Thinking into two or more conflicting factions, each of which would employ disparate practices. As near as I can tell, this is why Bebe has lost faith in the integrity of the Systems Thinking culture. At least one faction would retain the practices of the anachronistic and deprecated model of the Police Culture . This disparity has roots that goes all the way back to the disparity between Theology and the secular Rule of Law.

Clearly the mistaken action by the admin touched a deeper nerve, no? Precisely so, Doug. As I understand it, Bebe posted something in EoST, whereupon some undisclosed Admin summarily deleted it and weighted stuffed animal unceremoniously blocked Bebe, erroneously believing it was spam. P said that's all he knew; he didn't even know which of 11 Admins it was. But according to P , whoever it was did not believe it was an error reborn dolls to have deleted Bebe's post and to have summarily blocked her.

I don't know that we'll resolve this issue here, but I submit that the political decision not to bear accurate witness is inconsistent with the fundamental tenets of cybernetic systems theory. As I understand it at this juncture, Bebe lost faith in the culture of systems thinking because it morphed from science to politics, and that departure introduced what she calls a "darkness" (and I call a corruption) of the fundamental tenets of systems science lego super mario and systems thinking.

And P 's inexplicable misconceptions in that regard helped me appreciate why Bebe reacted so strongly about the lack of empathy she encountered in EoST. I'm quite used to it, as almost no one ever gets it right when they try to assess my emotional state. Long ago, I learned that I have to expressly say that I'm chagrinned or disappointed or vexed and perplexed by some observable phenomenon on the social networks. But even having done so, P still asserted an inexplicably incorrect character model, as if I were some chimera of his imagination.

He did not have all the information because much of it remained hidden; however, his analysis is excellent and offers opportunities for insight and growth. But of course, this kind of growth is hard. Because of this, it is often rejected, especially by collectives, because it is not pretty, it is not nice. It is th lego delorean e stuff about ourselves we have all had to reject and hide away because we would be viewed as monsters by others for revealing these parts of ourselves.

The brutality is built right into the platform (as well as other social media platforms) and it can spill over into reality in terrible, evil ways. Consider the Rohingya genocide in Myanmar. This genocide used Facebook to incite terrible, brutal violence in the real world. The New York Times conducted an in-depth investigation of this genocide and reported what they found in this article : A Genocide Incited on Facebook, With Posts From Myanmar's Military

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