Mythos
Mythos is the ruling Power of the Cultural Domain in [5] The Five Domains of human power. Mythos is the human power to assign meaning…
Category: Semantic Ontology Framework
The Semantic Ontology Framework (SOF) uses sets of system shapes — called frames — to organize terms and describe relationships in complex adaptive systems.
Paradox of Models
Paradox of Models is the idea that any model must exist in the Creative Tension between simplicity and complexity. A good model must be simple…
Personology
Personology is the complete life course and characteristics of a person over that life course, centered around purpose-identity. For example, Theology is the Personology of…
Pray Like This
Pray Like This maps The Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6:9-13; Luke 11:2-4) to [1] The Compass. It’s helpful as a tool in the Mercy Mission place…
Prime Progenitor
The Prime Progenitor (pp) is the system immediately proceeding the current system on the same Prime.
Priming
Priming [1] is the true first sequential Step/Position in the evolution of a System — especially as described in [7] The Matrix Frame of the…
Productive Threshold
Productive Threshold (pt) is an approximate position in the evolution of the system where work of the system is applied towards productivity and Drive-phase End-products…
Project-based Learning
Project-based Learning (PBL) is a learning modality focused on growing-through-doing. Rather than learning as a consumptive process where learners are presented with and must absorb…
Reception
Reception (⤚, ⤙ | also “Receptive, Receptivity”) is an Element or Position in a Frame that is primarily oriented for input flows. This is the…
Reference Frame
Reference Frame (⅄) sets the context for a Frame, system, or entity — it describes the world that the system inhabits in some symbolic way.…