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To: Horgad who wrote (142109)	6/11/2018 12:18:46 PM
From: Maurice Winn	5 Recommendations Recommended By abuelita bart13 Cogito Ergo Sum dan6 pak73 Respond to of 220190

That's right. Well explained. The true believer types are worrying as they seem unable to think. That applies whether LLL or RRR. There are some individuals who will change their minds with reason and facts being provided. They are such a relief. Mostly there are just personal insults which are tedious. Mqurice

To: Horgad who wrote (142109)	6/12/2018 6:24:25 AM
From: dvdw©	Respond to of 220190

Corollary #1 All systems are only as good as their sensory Organs. A System is no Better than its sensory organs Corollary #2 To those within a system, outside reality tends to pale and disappear; In an effort to introduce quantitative methodology into this important area of research a group of dedicated systemologists has paid particular attention to the amount of information that reaches, or fails to reach the relevant systems administrators also classified as Control Units (CU) of any particular system. The crucial variable they have found is the fraction Ro/Rs where Ro equals the amount of reality which fails to reach the control unit. And Rs equals the total amount of reality presented to the system. The fraction Ro/Rs varies from 0 (full awareness of outside reality) to unity ( no reality getting through) The result is known naturally enough, as the COEFFICIENT OF FICTION (CF) Ro/Rs=CF Positive Feedback (P.F. )obviously competes with reality R for input into the system. The higher the PF the larger the quantity of reality which fails to gain entrance into the system Ro, and thus the higher the resulting CF. In systems employing PF; values of CF in excess of 0.99 have been recorded. Examples include evangelistic religious movements, certain authoritarian government systems and the executive suites of some very large corporations.