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To: TobagoJack who wrote (101009)	6/11/2013 5:20:25 PM
From: dvdw©	1 Recommendation Recommended By CusterInvestor Respond to of 219330

keep in mind when doing so..... these laws of systems survival; A SYSTEM that ignores feedback, has already begun the process of terminal instability. 2. Unawareness theorem; If you are not aware that you have A problem how can you call for help? 3. Fail safe theorem When A Fail safe SYSTEM fails; it fails to fail-safe. 4.A B C Disaster feedback; Systems get in the way, systems tend to oppose their own functions. 5. Grand Illusions functionary falsity: people in systems do not do what the SYSTEM says they are DOING. Operational fallacy: The SYSTEM itself does not do what it says its DOING. 6. Systems people; Specialized systems select for specialization. Designers of Systems tend to design ways for themselves to bypass the SYSTEM. 7. Advanced Systems Functions; The SYSTEM continues to do its thing, regardless of tasked circumstances. 8. Specialized incapacity Theorem; As systems grow in size and complexity, they tend to lose basic functions. 9. Law of inconvertability One systems garbage, IS another systems precious raw material. 10.Rule of thumb for missing information; Dont bother to look for it. You won't find it. In A closed SYSTEM ,informations tends to decrease, while hallucinations increase. 11. Relativistic law of information transfer; Feedback always reports on the past, leading us to Weinbergs axiom of experience; The Future will be like the past, Because in the past, the future was like the past. 12. The problems in solutions There can be no systems without its observers there can be no observation without its effects 13 The Second law of Systems-survival In order to remain unchanged, the SYSTEM must change. 14. When the SYSTEM cant find the answers to its own stated goals, designers are to blame.

To: TobagoJack who wrote (101009)	6/11/2013 10:31:38 PM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219330

Japan being touted as an alternative to the West’s austerity drive. And then the question: Is this is the inevitably bumpy beginning of a welcome return to normal—a world in which the U.S. economy doesn't need big and repeated doses of monetary stimulus, Japan grows again and China's economy gently slows to a sustainable speed? csmonitor.com Amigo, we talk about Return to Natural Size and these guys are talking about Return to Normal just because Japan decided to print com gusto?