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7 May 2024
| 12:32 | ERE In the News and Around the Web diffhist +160 Easyred talk contribs (→Mainstream Media) | ||||
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N 14:43 | Systems Theory 3 changes history +1,672 [Xmj (3×)] | |||
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14:25 (cur | prev) +1,378 Xmj talk contribs (Created page with "== Description == Systems thinkers are able to see themselves and their environment as a set of interconnected systems and not a bunch of disconnected activities. The systems thinker applies this knowledge to derive needs and wants from the environment and their activities and goals through stable, self-sustaining systems of their own design. Realizing that waste from one process could be input to another, the systems thinker closes these loops to their advantage. An ef...") | |||
| N 14:28 | Actualization diffhist +788 Xmj talk contribs (Created page with "== Description == Actualizers have internalized systems thinking to the point of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_stages_of_competence#Stages unconscious competence]. The remaining systems focus is on closing the loops and reducing waste, as the major forms of capital are freely available (within reason). As such, money becomes more and more irrelevant in that its main use is in buying off head/poll taxes or costs that are impossible to escape or incorporate into the...") | ||||
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N 14:21 | Yields and Flows 2 changes history +980 [Xmj (2×)] | |||
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14:18 (cur | prev) +895 Xmj talk contribs (Created page with " == Description == How can expenses get even lower when efficiency is already maximized? By playing a different game altogether. This might mean breaking the rules and not automatically accepting what everyone else perceives to be necessary. One concrete example of this is vandwelling as a solution for shelter, which requires a certain type of mastery over self. At a minimum it means being willing and able to use alternative forms of capital to meet needs and wants. No...") | |||
| 14:13 | ERE Wheaton Levels diffhist +12 Xmj talk contribs (Turn Y&F, ST & A levels into links) | ||||