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 Collapse? Collapse?
  
-|           |                                             ←← | Environment                           |  →→                                       | +|            |                                             ←← | Environment                           |  →→                                       | 
-^ Strategy  ^  Placid-clustered                              ^  Disturbed-reactive                   ^ Turbulent field                           ^ +^ Heuristic  ^  Placid-clustered                              ^  Disturbed-reactive                   ^ Turbulent field                           ^ 
-| Best      | ✓                                              | Can be pre-empted by competitors      | Can be decimated by external factors      | +| Best       | ✓                                              | Can be pre-empted by competitors      | Can be decimated by external factors      | 
-| Both      | Wastes resources through misplaced suspicions  | ✓                                     | Can be damaged by other parties flailing  | +| Both       | Wastes resources through misplaced suspicions  | ✓                                     | Can be damaged by other parties flailing  | 
-| More      | Raises questions on value of integration       | May be betrayed by alliance partners  | ✓                                         |+| More       | Raises questions on value of integration       | May be betrayed by alliance partners  | ✓                                         |
  
 ===== 1.3 Choose as an individual; or choose with a group? ===== ===== 1.3 Choose as an individual; or choose with a group? =====
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 Each human being may be part of a family, a community, and/or a nation.  Human beings have free will. Each human being may be part of a family, a community, and/or a nation.  Human beings have free will.
  
-^             |             | Group                                                                    || +^             |             | Group                                                                                                  || 
-|             |             | Acquiesce                                 | Co-respond                    | +|             |             | Acquiesce                                     | Co-respond                                              | 
-| Individual  | Acquiesce   | Sins of omissions; potential squandering  | Individual subsumed to group  | +| Individual  | Acquiesce   | Satisfied with status quo, or Blind to flaws  | Majority rules.  May limit minority privileges          | 
-|             | Co-respond  | Group subsumed to individual              | Creation or destruction       |+|             | Co-respond  | Hero if successful.  Patsy if failure         | Mutual benefit if succesful.  Shared misery if failure  |
  
 Random could result in consequences (which could be unintended, or unfortunate).  May not be able to determine consequences. Random could result in consequences (which could be unintended, or unfortunate).  May not be able to determine consequences.
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 Analytic solutions in search of systemic problems. Analytic solutions in search of systemic problems.
  
 +Sins of omission are not evil?  Only since of commission are evil?
  
 +For the Greeks, good governance allowed the option of choice, even if it wasn't taken.  Shutting down choices causes uprisings.
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 +Representation versus direct democracy (e.g. American governance c.f. Swiss governance)
  
 ===== 1.3 What is the context for the choice? ===== ===== 1.3 What is the context for the choice? =====
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