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Created by : andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 13 2011 16:34:18 +0000
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we face a complexity destruction period in which humans get worn out by systemic crisis due to a lack of understanding how human complexity is created and sorted. Basically we are savage uncivilized complexity producers who need to understand what we are doing and learn how to do it better.
 
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I support that humans create complexity governance Vs nature rules complexity with the system of violence as ever
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I have to say that reducing complexity in socio, economic processes is the way Nations are supposed to be built and evolving in time. Complexity is defined as the predictability of the outcomes of a system from the behavior of the subsystems or factors that create the whole system. A system is considered complex when the functioning of it cannot be intutively easy to come by. Then theorems, laws and lemmas drive the factors which generate the visibility of the outcome or output. I shall direct you to the website Ontonix, may be www.ontonix.com where they are consultants who deal in all sorts of complexity issues concernign a nation. They have some good papers there to get started in this field. Also, there is a group on Linkedin managed by Dr Paolo Magrassi who is an expert on this issue, the group is "Complexity the true story" where he gives initial steps into complexity theory. Mr. Jacek Merzck is the owner of Ontonix and he consultants major nations on this issue and one can directly converse with him through his website.
By Mathew Cherian, Research Associate/Analyst, Western Michigan University  04 14 2011 14:36:55 +0000
 
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This could have made nice insight.. I do not think there can be much discussion here. Thanks Andreu.. I also want to ask that how come the functional area given by you is Europe?? :) Anyways yes we are complex creatures and complexity governance is a universal reality than a trend.
By Sulagna Brahma, Sr Reporter, Leading Indian English Daily  04 14 2011 09:23:38 +0000
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Agree with you. Lets be simple and avoid Complexity


By Rahul Godha, Reliance Industries Ltd.  | 01 03 2013 18:13:46 +0000
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http://www.aurora-hope.net/?r=167 I recommend to look at the little department we are creating of complexity governance tools above.
By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 06 12 2011 18:00:54 +0000
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Yes Natteraja I agree with your view point.


By Rathin Deb, Advisor and retail consultant, currently as Branch Manager, Tower Infotech Ltd  | 05 09 2011 14:42:15 +0000
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Well friends, all from both sides have argued very nicely and their views are welcome.

But on the contrary, how the complexity in governance is being emerging?

We have social and political systems in place in our country. But nobody is following the systems and all the rules & regulations are being turned in different directions according to the wishes/interests that lead to create more chaos and confusions.We live neither in accordance the systems nor rules of the nature and everywhere there are derailments.

Here all the rules & regulations are in paper only and not followed in true spirit to the compliance.Therefore who is responsible for the complexity?. The law makers are the law breakers and not allowing the systems to function properly.The worst affected are the public including the systems & the nature.

What for all these systems and they are for regularizing the smooth functioning towards the welfare of everybody.However, the insight into the complexity governance needs more analytical approach rather than....

Thanks for the referral Mr.Sulagna Brahma.


By NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN, GM-Projects, Bentec Electricals & Electronics Pvt. Ltd  | 05 01 2011 17:22:09 +0000
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http://www.businessinsider.com/demographics-energy-and-the-end-game-exponential-functions-2011-4

I recommend we read this all together. It helps understanding what I mean.


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 30 2011 16:59:49 +0000
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Hello Kaliyamoorthy,

I agree with you regarding the logic of what you look at. I understand the events as you do. However, we look to the previous stage, which was when the decision was made in the first place to use nuclear energy. We do not criticize that once the complexity is a fact that has been produced, natural crisis (like earthquakes+tsunami) do aggravate the result of violence systems (like corruption and economical interest not seeing that security measures are sufficient) disturbing already existing complexity (nuclear power stations) and stopping the good functioning (Fukoshima). What we point at, is that nuclear energy, when it was set up, was designed according to a 6 out of 7 necessary complexity requirements. The 7th requirement was never matched by any nuclear power engineering. If the 7 requirements had been observed, no nuclear power station ever would have been built. Our planet would look different.


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 19 2011 17:16:45 +0000
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Part 2

When a child gets abused, this is a standard violence of adults against children. This standard type of violence influences not only some few persons, but several millions around the planet in different percentages depending on the geographic location. However, the source of this kind of very permanent and regular violence is purely rational, as the aggressor acts rationally, and otherwise he would not survive. We may question now if the fact that an aggressor attacks a child is rational. Mainly, aggressors fulfill within the system of violence a rational purpose. The rational purpose is according to the key role of the system of violence to regulate the total amount of living human complexity, by -depending on the percentages of abuse in each society- accelerate or slow down the complexity evolution of each cultural segment or total societies. This again is very fine tuned and makes a lot of sense, when you map this kind of violence around the world and link this kind of violence with other social and economical phenomena, like democracy capacity and values and also economical flexibility or knowledge production.

Why?

Very simply, because this kind of trauma and consequent brain damage, if it ends up stopping chromosome 5 to function and inhibits empathy totally, this brain is only capable of producing 50% of all possible contingencies in front of any complexity based problem in comparison with a non traumatized brain.

Nature regulates here that a varying proportion within a population produces less (50%) of all possible complexity solutions. This slows down the progress of the total of all human species within the total of all living species on the planet.

Nature reaches a goal that is perfectly rational. The question is, if we like it or not and wish to still follow this path or not.

This means, that depending on the capacity of conflict solution within populations, groups, ethnics, cultures, one can draw conclusions to the amount of persons affected by this kind of complexity coping reduction. We estimate that 60% of all humanity is presently at risk of complexity coping reduction. We are reaching a very critical limit. Armageddon needs little more to set up. A few earthquakes are enough.

For this I recommend we focus on specific issues and try to rationalize what is still irrational. In fact I totally agree with you. Yes, obviously, what is rational is sustainable and what is irrational (even a rational crime committed by an adult towards any child) is violent.


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 19 2011 17:08:32 +0000
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Mathew, we have been able to define what is violent along the line of trauma impact. Not every thing that is irrational is violent. It is easier that something irrational turns out violent. But if it is rational it can also be violent. So we need to rethink and adjust a little bit to what this means regarding the relation of rationality/irrationality/violence.

Genes are generally speaking always the same and do change only when human reproduction sets in, this is the normal evolutionary way. But the protein chains around the genes do react depending on environmental factors. Trauma is one of the major factors affecting the constitution of the protein chains around the genes. Chemical tests have been made among suicide victims. There was a research done on 3 types of suicide/lethal accident candidates age 30 to 35. Brains were opened and chemicals researched, and it happens to be that a 100% conclusive cause-effect relation could be proven, that persons who were abused in childhood had exactly the same chemical set up around chromosome 5, which was that the segment that provides that brain with an empathy function was chemically blocked. The suicide comes from there. The other researched brains had none of such chemical change. So, one can clearly say, that child abuse causes a trauma that can be traced chemically, and that this trauma directly changes brain functions, regarding empathy. According to this, environment definitely influences gene code function. Any human behavior is in system theory concepts "environment". Humans, in system theory are made of 2 systems, the organic and the psychic. Even the organic system of the same persons is the environment of the psychic system researched. Any cultural expression is part of the environment to any brain.

 


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 19 2011 17:08:11 +0000
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Any processes, sytems, actions etc; that are 'irrational' are violent and 'rational' is the way to reduce complexity in social and political systems. Scientific systems we have the 'linearity' to affirm complexity issues.
By Mathew Cherian, Research Associate/Analyst, Western Michigan University  | 04 19 2011 08:52:59 +0000
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Thanks and yes I am looking into all of this today.


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 18 2011 08:05:51 +0000
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"My contention is that Human behavior is predictable undercertain conditions": agreed

"As a result of which prediction and subsequently, preparation to meet such occurrence becomes foolhardy way": disagree regarding issues we have learned to deal with.

"But, had there not been any series of Natural calamity , these slip-sod is not going to make any difference. It wouldcontinue dormant." I totally agree, this is obvious, yes. The question is that we need to be proactive and not reactive. For his we need to work on the previous conditions to set up a complexity structure like nuclear radiation that lasts 50000 years according to our capacity and ability to deal with the presently existing conditions of complexity. As we discipline complexity governance according to the internal criteria of complexity we act putting human species in a safer way than if we ignore the internal complexity criteria. 

 

"No expert will agree that the happenings are due to Human Error." German experts and many other, also Japanese have admitted to this error. We not only admit to the error but we also deliver a scale on which the error can be measured. We are ready to index complexity for any human action and to define which complexity is sustainable and which not. 


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 18 2011 07:37:11 +0000
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Hola Kaliyamoorthy!

you're very welcome!

I agree with what you state.

Nature can not be predicted. Human beaver can be predicted to a limited extent.

However, as human community, we have developed a system which enables us to understand our role as complexity multipliers and inventors according to nature and it's requirements, including technical progress, that is safer than those existing right now and at practice. This is very simply part of the evolution of knowledge. Human species within nature exists in the perspective of the interest of nature itself, because we add diversity to complexity. Diversity is one very basic strategy of nature to enhance and multiply forms of life.

What is necessary now, is that a critical mass of persons accesses this knowledge, learns to use it and transforms reality, as one more step in evolution to adapt the self better against complexity crisis conditions. The critical mass is 0,02% of human kind.

In order to reach this goal, we're setting up a grid of complexity observatories around the planet. When we set up our complexity observatories, what we do is to systematically set up this critical mass of persons who are able and equipped to deal with complexity basics. We have decided to run 47000 observatories with 470000 active persons and a reserve of 940000 persons ready for replacement any time. The total amount of persons we want to include is around 1,5 million around the planet.

The work will be purely of technical character but, totally homogeneous regarding basic skills and technologies, and totally versatile and diverse regarding local application. We have suggested to world authorities that the work within the complexity observatories could be done -as is done in weather stations around the planet to observe climate phenomena- with fresh recruits every year, young men and women between 18 and 25 who do a voluntary or obligatory civil service to society on the planet, according to complexity basics.

This could be done with projects like i.e. a UN draft to run complexity according to those basic and elementary complexity requirements. This is only possible if complexity gets understood on a political level as being a serious threat to human condition & if the UN or other organization would be accepted and seriously experienced as a common goal to set the basics fro global governance, which we do not see to be the case right now. For this reason we seek an independent organization, like weather control stations around the planet are independent of other organizations. Nobody discusses the need of global weather observation.

We have a specific set of basic priorities on how to set up complexity governance, that do not need special qualification. Done regularly, the actions derived from this very elemental set of priorities help keeping trauma levels within human population adequately low to increase complexity governance by several 100%.



By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 18 2011 07:35:37 +0000
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If there were not much to be discussed, we would have no complexity problems, like Fukoshima...


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 17 2011 17:12:59 +0000
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Kaliyamoorthy, I agree that nature destroys much more than humans do, but we self are part of nature, still, and will always be.

Regarding issues like FUKOSHIMA:

the greatest damage was not done  by nature. The greatest damage was the system of violence with 2 of its favorite expressions: greed and corruption. Fuksohima engineers who planned the nuclear power station opposed company decisions form the very beginning. The pipes conducting cooling water were obstructed, because maintenance controls had been passed for private money gifts, even though the water cooling conducts needed cleaning, the generators for the cooling of the reactor were not sufficiently protected against a flooding, the hull of the nuclear power station had technical problems right during the making, etc... The list of human failures is endless. What enabled this to happen is corruption and greed combined, 2 expressions of the system of violence.

Most of all, nuclear energy is a complexity product thought in 6 levels of 7 necessary levels to reach sustainable credit. Any human action that is not designed with the concept of emancipation is doomed to fail. Nuclear power can not be emancipated, not on the absolute, the relative or the contingent complexity level. This is not possible due to the radiation which lasts 50000 years and more. Nuclear power should never have been used. It needed research to the point of emancipation before being used. But, again, it was the system of violence with another of its favorite expressions, war, which moved human species into the nuclear age staring with Nagasaki and Hiroshima.

if we understand our complexity as a derivate of natural complexity itself, we're fine. However we need to understand what this means and this is, or this could be a purely technical issue.

 


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 17 2011 17:01:25 +0000
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Mathew, thanks, I will look at it.

Complexity reduction alone is in my perception one important element that needs to be reflected with several others. The quality of the complexity and it's principles need to be evaluated too, as fitting or distorting, i.e. natural design.

I developed a concept based on a complexity analysis of 3 basic types of complexity and 20 quality parameters. This complexity evaluation tool allows to understand aspects of complexity in a functional and sustainable way.

The system of violence is however -still- the most dangerous distorting element and needs to be included in the perspective.

Thanks for the names. I will look at the persons and get in touch with them. My writings have been taken on in the US already by sate agencies, and also in Europe and I hope it helps a little bit, as they simplify...


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 17 2011 16:49:41 +0000
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"The philosophy of all work whether it is positive or  negative is always results opposed...": agree. Humans have the responsibility of designing their complexity, because they are an animal species designed to do so. Other animals do not have the opportunity. We need to bother, because this is the way we are naturally built.


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 17 2011 16:40:36 +0000
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Hi Vijay,

recent achievements in research in epigenetics prove the opposite of what you pretend. Since 2008 we know that genes are not life-long stable, but that they are influenced in the way they function by environmental triggers. Once you know how to play on the environmental triggers, you also know how to influence the functioning of genetics. This is being done. Experiments with oxytocin have proven the complementary and opposite effect of what I am stating. When oxytocin spray gets used in mediation sessions between conflicting parties, the cooperation disposition doubles. This is not depending on reincarnation. It depends on the use of knowledge and experience.


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 17 2011 16:37:54 +0000
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DIVIDE and RULE is the legacy that is adopted from Britishers. This is still continuing, as the politicians find it advantageous to come to power - casteism, fundamentalism, etc. are the slogans they use to win elections.
By S. Muralidharan, Executive Director, Knowledge Foundation & Campus Around the Corner  | 04 15 2011 10:45:10 +0000
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Transactional Analysis Positive and negative stroke. All depends on how we perceive things.
By sudhakar , BUSINESS CONSULTANT  | 04 15 2011 09:33:35 +0000
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The philosophy of all work whether it is positive or  negative is always results opposed.We are so innocent that we classify and and give category....what a human tragedy? If all is well for future is accepted then no need to worry about anything.


By LAXMAN KESHWALA, Freelancer, Telecom/ISP  | 04 14 2011 19:31:35 +0000
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True,

The bridging of the inner complexity with the outer complexity.The seeds which we sow in childhood is the reflection or a full grown tree when we mature as an Adult.


By kasturirangan.r , INSURANCE ADVISOR, Life Insurance Corporation Of India  | 04 14 2011 11:27:23 +0000
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humans are an expression of complexity itself. God also is an expression of complexity. Without complexity, even God would not exist, unless he creates complexity first. Any thing that a human being does is complexity of 3 types: absolute, relative, contingent. When humans produce complexity without being aware of this fact, they tend to imbalance the sustainable mix of all 3 complexity types. This leads automatically nature to correct the mistake. Nature provides with the system of violence to destroy human complexity, every time humans do not create a sustainable mix of all 3 kinds of complexity. Complexity is not sufficiently studied or defined in practical way and manner. Children should learn about complexity at school. Once we create a complexity culture, the natural regulation by the system of violence will drop and be replaced by human freedom of choice.
By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 13 2011 16:34:18 +0000
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yes Sir! but in what spirit? http://www.allacademic.com//meta/p_mla_apa_research_citation/2/5/4/3/0/pages254300/p254300-3.php Are we going to go on doing this as chaos?

I work in this spirit: http://www.rianeeisler.com/ What are we trying? We're at the edge of 2 options. What will we do? Who goes for what? Who goes for life and who goes for desperation?

Where is ilya Prigogine set?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbHMc2bO98M

 


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 06 10 2011 09:37:02 +0000
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Hello Natteja!

I would challenge your opinion in 2 points:

who knows the difference between politics and complexity governance? As I stated, I think politicians should be making complexity governance, but they don't because they mostly ignore how to do it. We simply have no complexity culture at all yet. Education may help.

Second: complexity governance is supposed to include the divergences you talk of. Complexity rules breakers have to be triggered, so that, whatever they do, it follows the path designed for them. ;-) this means that those regulating complexity have to be wicked and mean as the delinquents are, but honest with them selves... not easy!Ha!

Then, who says that we will regulate all of the complexity? We just intend to regulate minimum quantities, just enough to not to allow trauma to create interferences with brain functions and complexity production. We attempt to reach a much lower goal than governance of all. We try to reach out only to minimum needs coverage and leave the rest to free market forces. Maybe we're wrong, and we should be more ambitious, but... we have not seen a need for extended complexity governance, beyond minimum agreed critical masses.

Uff! such a long way to go...

:-)

ha! I can see some Buddha smiling...

 


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 06 09 2011 20:27:47 +0000
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This reminds me of "Chaos Theory"! Aspects of chaos show up everywhere around the world, from the currents of the ocean and the flow of blood through fractal blood vessels to the branches of trees and the effects of turbulence. Chaos has inescapably become part of modern science. As chaos changed from a little-known theory to a full science of its own, it has received widespread publicity. Chaos theory has changed the direction of science: in the eyes of the general public, physics is no longer simply the study of subatomic particles in a billion-dollar particle accelerator, but the study of chaotic systems and how they work.

complexity governance, I believe, is the subject that needs understanding from the mathematical modelling, scientific assertions, and deeper understanding from the socio-scientific communities!


By S. Muralidharan, Executive Director, Knowledge Foundation & Campus Around the Corner  | 05 01 2011 05:46:22 +0000
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hey Kaliyamoorthy!

"But, in Nature, these elements can not be studied.Only the past experience & deduction from it help us govern the mass. This put us in tight situation."

Agreed, agreed, yes, agreed.

For this reason we have written the analysis of the system of violence and it's internal logic. The faster we manage to combine all knowledge portions, the better. We're at a very critical limit.

http://www.aurora-hope.net/?r=150

Here we have our main ideas presented in only 220 pages. Maybe it is of some use to you and to what you do?

http://www.aurora-hope.net

on this web site we store all the necessary information we create to make good complexity governance including the substitution of the human system of violence by complexity governance. 

We are more than happy to share and we would very much appreciate if any person wishes to share ideas and writings here too.


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 20 2011 18:04:19 +0000
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Hey Kaliyamoorthy!

"But, the complexity we received is attributed to Natures Fury."

I particularly like this one...

:-)

Let's call it fury, why not. 

However I like to see all in complexity terms. 

If we humans keep building complexity cycles, we're much more likely not to offer our own fragility to nature's fury. Nuclear power stations are a "rigid concept" due to the 50000 years of nuclear radiation they impose. Any renewable energy, solar energy is cyclic and does not put us at such a risk. It is cyclic and it has no dangerous radiation. If Japan breaks apart and all 50 nuclear power stations drown, the planet is doomed. If a meteor hits the planet on any surface and only nuclear power stations get hit, we're doomed.

The nuclear energy was born in a human system of violence in WWII. It is a violent product, a consequence of a complexity downfall due to trauma impact. Hiroshima is just the peak of an iceberg if we stretch our span of observation over 150 years instead of the last 60. A war is a consequence of the critical trespassing of tolerable domestic violence. When interfamilial violence grows over 35%, any country goes to war. The US go 2 x per year in average to war and their domestic violence average rate is 45%. In Europe, domestic violence rates average 20%. Europe is presently trying to reduce wars everywhere. But we will not manage easily, because we are too few. We do not reach the sufficient critical mass of persons fast enough yet. For this reason, we are exposing human kind to such risks. It is an automatism of which no person is guilty. Domestic violence rates at the beginning of the 20th century in Europe where so high, that scientists like Freud, our first psychoanalyst could not even believe his own statistics. No wonder Europe had that WWI and WWII. It just helped cutting complexity down to the necessary and sufficient amount to restart 100% of society. Europe was just immensely lucky. Europe has no merits at all.

I wish we were able to share all this knowledge fast enough. 


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 20 2011 17:55:56 +0000
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Among many variables that affects/ alters the Human Behaviors, the NEED & SATISFACTION plays a crucial role. Abstract psychologist agreed that, depending upon the degree of fulfillment of needs, one's behavior is modified / altered. When the needs are not fulfilled, obviously, we see a behavioral change outwardly. This creates complexity in governance but, it can be improved by providing them the NEEDS. This is what I am driving at.

By proper understanding the needs of a group / individual, and yielding them their NEEDS, always resulted in positive behaviors. So this principle can be used to manage Human complexity.Psychologist proved all this in Rat- Cage test.

But, in Nature, these elements can not be studied.Only the past experience & deduction from it help us govern the mass. This put us in tight situation.


By KALIYAMOORTHY , Oil & Gas Area Coordinator, Undisclosed  | 04 20 2011 13:39:54 +0000
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Hey Ginestet,

My application knowledge tells that, for any Industry for that matter is to be set-up, the Quantitative Risk Analysis report is to be accepted by the Concerned Atomic administration. It analysis various aspects, keeping in mind of various Emergencies including the man-made. Accordingly, depending on the severity of Risk available for the project, the ALARP (As Low As Reasonably Practical)measures are taken. The residual risk needs to be within the acceptable limit or in negligible rate. Otherwise, the Statuatory (Atomic Commission of Japan ,here)bodies turned down for improvement. The QRA dictates the LOP's to be kept in mind while designing it. So far as the plant is concerned, we can not dispute anything authoritatively unless we are the one to say that.

But, the complexity we received is attributed to Natures Fury.


By KALIYAMOORTHY , Oil & Gas Area Coordinator, Undisclosed  | 04 20 2011 13:30:56 +0000
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violence of system? Nature is always more intelligent. It is our view to see the system and System violence. Nature view may be different. it think in much broad way as we think. The system violate according to us because system definition is according to us. but this is the definition exact as the nature define the system, who can say? so the violation will be change.


By Nitin Mehra, Writer, Thinker, Technology Seekar  | 04 20 2011 10:28:04 +0000
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Thanks:

"These Complexity can be shared mutually to assuage by one another among countries in the World. It can be enriched through outsourcing. Mutually decreasing the complexity to certain degrees by exchanging element on mutual partnership. I hope I am not discussing these here.

However, I appreciate your measures towards Complexity Governance".

I agree. We need a global institution regulation complexity flows, and we need a pretty professional institution that calls these complexities by their name and does not use nice surrogates in moral terminology. For this reason we set up a structure, the grid of complexity observatories. We shall see if we are fast enough.


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 19 2011 17:20:42 +0000
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Hey Mr. Mathew,

Complexity of Governance can be reduced by adopting different Political system, Social policies, Introduction of new technical methods, Skilfully sharing resources, Safeguarding the security by mutual military resources, Providing expertise to build, run & operate various systems, Aiding through Monetary funds, Cultural exchanges to amalgamate new immigrants etc etc,

So, I feel the provision of rational /irrational policy comes under the purview of Complexity Governance.


By KALIYAMOORTHY , Oil & Gas Area Coordinator, Undisclosed  | 04 19 2011 12:58:19 +0000
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Hey,

Starvation increased in the recent past, does indicate that, the frequency & severity of Nature Havoc , in terms of devastation has increased manifold. You can see it in, Mine collapse in Mexico, Flooding in China by Yellow River, also in Australia, Tsunami in Japan, Indonesia, Gale/Storm in California, Florida, Earthquake in Gujarat etc etc. We are unable to recoup from one attack to another. The time frame available to replenish the required resources become very scanty or nil you can say.

This widening gap between the devastation & Replenishment grows starvation. Because, production, transportation & distribution of the produce becomes ineffective.


By KALIYAMOORTHY , Oil & Gas Area Coordinator, Undisclosed  | 04 19 2011 12:46:30 +0000
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Hello, and yes, I agree, this is all human maid, and I would like to point at just one issue, which is that it is proven, that starvation started crumbling down in the early 1970 until 1996, this was the year when Western food producing companies went on the stock market, like Nestlé, Monsantos, etc. It happens to be, that one political decision could be to withdraw the allowance for agricultural and food producing companies to be on the stock market. in the early 70's starvation was about 950 million persons. In 1996 it was 730 million persons, since 1996 to our days it has grown back to 1.055.000.000 persons. We have a regulation possibility which extends to the economical structure on which food production is based.


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 19 2011 09:09:16 +0000
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Hey Mr. Ginestet,

"we have developed a system which enables us to understand our role as complexity multipliers and inventors according to nature and it's requirements,"

I find the scope drift away from the Human complexity but to complexity of Governance. Human complexity what we discuss is a sub domain of Complexity of Governance as a Whole.

These Complexity can be shared mutually to assuage by one another among countries in the World. It can be enriched through outsourcing. Mutually decreasing the complexity to certain degrees by exchanging element on mutual partnership. I hope I am not discussing these here.

However, I appreciate your measures towards Complexity Governance.


By KALIYAMOORTHY , Oil & Gas Area Coordinator, Undisclosed  | 04 18 2011 12:42:50 +0000
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Hey Mr.Ginestet,

"Food production on the planet is more than sufficient. starvation is a symptom of an active system of violence."

Starvation etc is due to Mal-functioning of the System(PROCUREMENT, TRANSPORTATION & DISTRIBUTION). Organs of the system fails, say may be, Road blocks by Snow bound area, Sudden gale faced by people, Abrupt flooding damaging the stores etc. Violence can be reduced by yielding to their request(satisfying the Expected conditions). These mal-functioning , in society can be reduced provided the factors attributed to it are yielded as per the requirement. It means Governance can be best established by properly understanding the requirements & offering to it( Human complexity reduction measures). But, in Nature these kind of measure can not be taken and also it happens all of a sudden without any early warnings.


By KALIYAMOORTHY , Oil & Gas Area Coordinator, Undisclosed  | 04 18 2011 12:32:59 +0000
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Hey Mr. Ginestet,

"No expert will agree that the happenings are due to Human Error." German experts and many other, also Japanese have admitted to this error. We not only admit to the error but we also deliver a scale on which the error can be measured. We are ready to index complexity for any human action and to define which complexity is sustainable and which not. "

In Japan incidents, if I look at it, with my readings, it says that,(1) . Failure of 3 LOP's( Layer of Protections) provided to avert major loss due to any abnormal operating conditions, is considered as the IMMEDIATE CAUSE for the scenario (2).The effect of natural calamities such as Tsunami & Earthquake etc as the UNDERLYING CAUSE. I do not find any human play here & so it is not attributed to Human error. I do not understand what you quoted in your sentences. My insistence was based on this concept. we can carry out a Root Cause analysis using various techniques available .But, that is out of scope of discussion.


By KALIYAMOORTHY , Oil & Gas Area Coordinator, Undisclosed  | 04 18 2011 12:16:24 +0000
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"To govern the people, we pool-up the resources, man-power, materials sufficiently & accordingly ... & Impacts such as Global warming, Climate change etc." I totally agree with all of this. No harm in adding that with rising challenge we also need to grow. For this one of the greatest issues is to spare complexity as we spare energy, cutting down energy consumption.beyond this very basic need, we can also share complexity governance agreeing on minimal standards on the planet. We need to be faster than the system of violence. The system of violence sets world wide standards by the impact of trauma on human capacity of complexity crisis solution. A brain affected and damaged by 1 type of trauma produces 50% less contingent solutions than a healthy brain that is not affected by trauma. We need to focus on trauma reduction. Starvation is one of these trauma. Food production on the planet is more than sufficient. starvation is a symptom of an active system of violence. We need to operate on the system of violence to stop this reality destruction. For this to happen we need to have a simple set of rules concerning complexity governance that is a common agreed standard. This is what we produce right now.


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 18 2011 07:48:44 +0000
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Hey Mr. Ginestet,

My contention is that Human behavior is predictable under certain conditions. This is established in psychological tests.So, when those required(expected) conditions are given(met), their complexity can be reduced to enhance your governance better. Whereas, the Natures behavior is not (say not) predictable under any conditions. You are aware that scientist are continuously researching the Natures' behavior under various conditions but, they are unable to reach a concrete or an agreeable solution.

As a result of which prediction and subsequently, preparation to meet such occurrence becomes foolhardy way. This enables governance complex.

As far as Japan is concerned, the lacunae that you highlighted may be a technical slip-sod. But, had there not been any series of Natural calamity , these slip-sod is not going to make any difference. It would continue dormant. But, what made the governance complex , there again is the NATURE, Not the technical slip-sod or the Human Failure. No expert will agree that the happenings are due to Human Error.


By KALIYAMOORTHY , Oil & Gas Area Coordinator, Undisclosed  | 04 17 2011 18:35:28 +0000
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Hey Mr. Gineset,

Can I add something here?. To govern the people, we pool-up the resources, man-power, materials sufficiently & accordingly, we plan to manage the mass requirement in the best possible manner.

But, suppose say, there is no sufficient rain fall, obviously, we are unable to predict its accuracy. Then, it causes lesser or no crop production, water shortage, drought, hydro-power problem etc. Howsoever, intelligent, the governors or the planners are, this creates complexity in governence. All such natural occurance happens abruptly & makes governance buzzled. Eventhough, we managed the people & the requirement as per the forecast, Natures' complexity fails us TO DELIVER THE GOODS AS PLANNED.Similar things goes for Earthquake, Storm/Gale, Tsunami,Valcano eruption etc.etc

Hence , we say that the complexity of Nature is predominant in governance. Lest, our resources can be effectively planned to get optimum in governance.

Of late, this is the reason, the WORLD, has shown interest in Environmental Effects& Impacts such as Global warming, Climate change etc.




By KALIYAMOORTHY , Oil & Gas Area Coordinator, Undisclosed  | 04 17 2011 17:28:58 +0000
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true, yes, thanks Sulagna for telling that complexity governance is the great challenge we face. This is my point and I agree, of course. However, unless this complexity governance is biased by the understanding of the system of violence and what it means and does, we will never manage. When I write about the system theory of violence, then I mean system theory in academic terms. The system theory of violence is useful to be understood as a complementary element of any complexity governance, be it theory or practice.

I do not agree in leaving this to the hands of nature, because nature regulates human complexity to the interest of nature, which pretty harsh and hard. "Natural violence", be it carried out by natural phenomena or by "human intermediation" is pretty cruel and brutal. Obviously nature shall rule us and our complexity unless we are not sufficiently skilled to do it ourselves.

Regarding why I am Europe based: well, I am Europe based, because this is where I was born, where I live and I suppose I need to work here to support evolution as it can be supported. I certainly could do no better in any other place of the planet. Right?


By andreu ginestet, Corporate Planning/Strategy Manager, ginestet  | 04 17 2011 16:29:28 +0000
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Governance is complex because attitude is complex and a person's basic attitude remains the same. A human being is born with unique attitudenal traits and cannot change throughout his life. Two brothers born to the same parents and having same education and upbringing have different attitudes and that is reflected in the way they Govern. One may be democratic and the other may be autocratic. This complexity is hard to explain except if you believe in reincarnation and past Karma. 


By VIJAY KUMAR PURI, Freelancer, Freelancer  | 04 17 2011 06:20:56 +0000
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Destruction of nature is happening nowadays due to selifish way of using the available resources by mankind. Thanks for refrral, Sulagna.
By SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE, Project Manager, Phadnis Infrastructur Ltd  | 04 16 2011 11:59:22 +0000
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I feel that the destruction caused by Complexity of Nature is much more than the Humans'. Japan, Indonesia, Gujarat, Gulf Oil etc. are standing models. Whatsoever, Human skill , that is very complex in Nature due to various factors including the personal moods, are trying their bests to establish a good & efficient system to counter this, FINALLY IT PROVES HELPLESS OR UNSUCCESSFUL. The Complexities of Humans are resolvable whereas the Complexities of Nature is only Redressal to best possible way.

Under a given conditions, Humans complexities are almost, predictable, to as true to its extent as possible. Whereas Nature complexities can not be predictable to very closer or accurate degree. We have have seen so many software model available in the World for Fire & Natural calamities. Have we ever succeeded in prediction?

Governance of Human complexities can be established by providing the expected conditions whereas, the Nature it is too difficult. We can only govern through Warning Alarms.


By KALIYAMOORTHY , Oil & Gas Area Coordinator, Undisclosed  | 04 15 2011 04:00:47 +0000
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i support on your part SULAGNA MAM, ...my research on the topic and analyses highlight the complexity of new governance arrangements ,but the more or less dualistic perspective limits the possibility for exploring more fully this complexity.


By JAYANTA KUMAR BORAH, B.Tech/B.E GRADUATE, Annamalai university  | 04 14 2011 17:02:02 +0000
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Sulagna I tend to agree on your point of view of complex human nature and it is by birth.


By Rathin Deb, Advisor and retail consultant, currently as Branch Manager, Tower Infotech Ltd  | 04 14 2011 11:55:52 +0000
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When the concept of complexity comes? It comes when human think that this thing is not easy to understand. But it is only the way we are seeing. Like maths can be easy for one but complex for other. Biology can be easy for one but complex for other. Now if someone get the teacher who know the best method to teach the subject where is the complexity? i think nowhere. We can only understand a complex system by easy method. as the system will be more complex the method will be more easy. they are reciprocal to each other. when the system will go complex method will go easier and deeper. But the problem is we don't know the method so we think that things are complex.


By Nitin Mehra, Writer, Thinker, Technology Seekar  | 04 14 2011 10:26:26 +0000
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