Universal Systems Science (USS) foundational quaternary structures [experimental]

This table shows a matrix with 2main axes of the quaternary civilization core components of Power, The human condition, Planetary Boundaries and Adaptation/Communication/Governance VS the 4 primary constraints for life on earth which are the Atmosphere, Overpopulation, Fertility – genetic integrity – ability to reproduce safely, Agriculture and Ecosystems. The pieces of the puzzle are not all correctly aligned or in the correct columns as they should share a commonality among them, but it will do for now as a basic foundation to work from.

Universal fundamental Components:
Valency	Positive (+)	Negative (-)	Neutral (0)	Either/Or (+/-) / Balanced
Primary Colours of Light	Red	Blue	Green	White/No Light
Universe components	Time	Space	Energy	Matter
Universal forces (standard model)	Strong force	Weak force	Electromagnetic	Gravity
States of matter	Solid	Liquid	Gas	Plasma
Polarities	Positive	Negative	Neutral	Transitioning
Physical Properties	Rigid	Viscous	Diffuse	Continual igniting/extinguishing
Reactionary Properties	Fixed (Resistant)	Mutable (Adaptive)	Steady (Indifferent)	Cardinal (Reactive)
Occupation of space	Distributed/Permeated/Saturated	Stationary (imperceptible slow movement)	Mobile	Movement/Immobile
Number of units	Numerous	Singular	Multiple	Increasing/Decreasing
State of spread or replication (information or microbial/plant/animal)	Viral	Origin	Stable state	Multiplying/decaying
Logic decision outcomes	Yes	No	Maybe	Not sure/ Indeterminant
System processes	Rules	Input	Output	Emergence (governance/self organisation/communication/interaction/self interaction)/waste
Global Fundamental components:
Civilization core components	Power	Human condition	Planetary Boundaries	Societal and/or environmental Collapse vs Cohesion: Communication/Unions/Human self organization/revolution/ Hive mind collective consciousness
Power:
Ability to wield power	Uncontrolled – limited	Controlled	Beyond our control	Benevolence selfless/ Malevolence selfish
Wielding power	Distribution and sharing of power – cooperation	Abuse of power	Negligence to act	Responsibly used/Absolute corruption, chaotic irresponsible freedom
4 Centres of power	Political	Monetary	Intellectual	Ecclesiastical – Faith based principles and cohesion
Commodities	Wealth	Capital	Resources	Profit, gain, Investment, create/Gain, waste, divestment, destroy
Governance scales, function and modalities	Grassroots movements supply Basic needs of the system to persist (reproduction, population)	Middle Management carries out large scale operation and development	Top-Down governance ensures fundamental needs are met	Central Authorities -Delivers expert coordinating policy guidance/Experimental research – Drives transformation and new ways of operating the system – Coordinates communication between all levels at each scale
Cultural Types: Lewis Model	Linear Active	Multi Active	Reactive	Diplomacy/Anarchy
Distribution of Traditional civilization workforce	Primary sector – 64.5%	Secondary sector – 20%	Tertiary sector – 15.5%	Quaternary sector – Modern civilization (research and development)
Human collectives by scale	Communities (Towns, villages, hamlets – rural)	Cities	Countries or sovereign states	International Unions
SMART target setting	Timely	Specific/Measurable	Achievable	Realistic/Unrealistic
The Human Condition:
Human descriptors	Human nature	Human condition	Human experience	Human error or epiphany/revelation
Thought, emotion, action cycle	Feelings	Thoughts	Decisions	Positive or negative Action/Inaction
Inter-relational states between others and groups	Prejudice and Greed	Diplomacy and Cooperation	Sharing	Peace/ War and antagonistic
Brain chemicals	Dopamine and adrenaline	Serotonin	Oxytocin	Melatonin – sleep/ Cortisol – stress
Brain chemistry levels	Low access due to baseline dearth – depression, discontent	Adrenaline, excitement, adventure – Moderated activity to promote wellbeing	Adequate brain chemical balance – happiness, joy	Love – safety and security/ Fear – hatred
Brain chemistry experience and states	Excess – Addictions	Balanced stable brain chemistry	Increase of brain stimuli (sustainably moderated) and chemicals for support and to appease population	Balanced brain chemistry with additional support to maintain stability in adversity/Lack of brain chemicals – understimulated, stress, instability
Interrelation intervention types	Gain	Compromise – Pragmatism	Concession – loss, letting go	Balanced approach/ Stalemate, collapse of agreements
Human psychology states	Neurotypical	Neurotic	Empathetic	egs. Sadistic/sociopathic OR OCD/Aspergers
Human actions	Towards	Away	For	Against
States of human life	Parent	Adult	Child	Dependent – Infancy, elderly/Self sufficient independency
Health	Sleep	Water	Nutrition and sugars, energy	healthy/illness
Basic Human needs (Max Neef satisfiers)	Basic necessities – Quality of Life enhancing – Synergistic	Desirables – Pseudo and inhibiting satisfiers	Fundamental needs – singular satisfiers	Collective survival – Adaptive needs for change (of outdated, inefficient actions) – Violators/destroyers
Human states of existence	Working/labouring	Support/family	Dependent elderly and children	Unemployed/inactive
Parsons action theory forming the human condition paradigm and the social system	Latency	Integration	Goal attainment	Adaptation
Functionalism constituent elements of society	Norms	Customs	Traditions	Institutions
Human decision making	Logic	Reason	Instinctive	Evil/Avoidant – Selfish/selfless – Communicative/Ignorant
States of human and organic matter	Alive	Prime/Ripe	Inert/Infertile/decomposing	Formation/Destroyed
Sapience	Intelligence	Wisdom	Automatic Thinking	Creativity
Psychology thought, emotion, action cycle	Thought	Emotion	Decision	Action
Human and animal interdependencies	Depend	Give	Need	Take
Human States	Adult Male	Adult Female	Infancy to Adolescence	Conceived Zygote/Deceased
Family roles	Father	Mother	Child	Requiring care/Elderly
Human gender	Heterosexual and bisexual Males	Heterosexual and bisexual females	Homosexual	Transgendered
(hypothetical) Distribution of shared costs of a space in a shared condominium	Social Costs – 60% – Basic amenities in a apartment complex eg. Plumbing, Electrics, Hallways, Private Doors, Insulation, Plaster, Paint	Private Costs – 20% – Desirable amenities for long term private use eg. Fixtures, Lighting, Washing facilities, Windows, Refrigeration, Cooker, Carpets or Flooring, Crockery and cutlery	Communal Costs – 15% – Fundamental components of the complex such as the building itself eg. Land, Foundations, Bricks, Roof, Floors, Adequate space to sleep in, Door, Sanitation services	Personal/Voluntary Costs – 5% – Extraneous amenities that may change overtime eg. Tech, Material goods, Furniture, Redecoration
Societal state descriptors	Hedonism	Utopia	Controlled dystopia but humans preserved	Controlled state of equity among all/ Uncontrolled dystopia – tyranny
Ikigai (purpose)	Need for your actions in the world	A love and passion of what you do	Compensated for – your vocation	Affinity, skill, talent (acquired or natural)/No meaningful life purpose
Life roles	Mission	Passion	Vocation	Suitability for role
Planetary Boundaries:
4 most pressing issues for human survival	Atmosphere	Overpopulation	Fertility – genetic integrity – ability to reproduce safely	Agriculture and ecosystems
4 Basic tenets of ethical sustainability	2.Increase Efficiency	1. Reduce Demand	3. Make processes as sustainable as possible	4. Make processes as ethical as possible
4 basic needs for human survival	Clothing	Shelter	Food and Water	Warmth/Cooling
Planetary social actions	harm	protect	unconstructive inaction	Heal and regenerate/ Destroy to extinction
Earth elements	Earth	Water	Air	Fire
Resilience adaptive cycle	Collapse/Release	Conservation	Reorganisation	Growth/Exploitation
Responses to climate change	Sustainability	Mitigation	Deep and transformational adaptations	Resilience and safeguarding/Inaction or ineffective action
Macronutrients	Carbohydrates	Proteins	Fats	Sugars (refined)
Human macronutrient ratios (recommended)	60%	20%	15%	5%
Intermediate macros	68%	12%	11%	5%
Raw vegan 801010 diet	80%	10%	10%	0
Homeostasis	Balanced equilibrium	Moderation	Stability	Maintains existence/ Ceases to exist
Adaptation and Communication:
Human ideologies	Socialism (Social concerns)	Capitalism (Beneficiaries of profit from exchange, capital creation or other wealth creation)	Communism (Personal and communal concerns eg. family household)	Anarchism (Adaptation) – Large collective concerns, ranging from community to global scale)
Currrency and Wealth transformations/potentials?	68% existing wealth is TRANSFORMED into ecounits via a steadily increasing inflation rate on existing currencies until it’s worth is devalued into non existence. Requires investment into environmentally friendly profit making business models.	14% existing cash is TRANSFERRED into sustainable capitalist credits for uses such as air miles.	13% existing wealth is TAXED to be used for purposes of a neo-distributist ego-ethical model framework where nations and nation states pool natural resources and new infrastructure is built using this tax amongst the member states.	5% existing wealth is RETAINED as it is in it’s natural currency.
Tripartite theory of anarchy as international relations structure	Distribution of capabilities (surface structure)	Functional differentiation of units	Unit arrangement: Ordering principle	Anarchy/Adaptation (Deep structure)
Human governance	Executive	Judiciary	Legislative	Evolution: Autocracy and Fascism/Revolution or Expert Citizen democracy – Hive mind – Multilateral unions of governance structures – Communication
The 7P’s of concern	Political, Private and Public	Private	Philosophical and Personal	Peace, Planetary and Political
Primary academic disciplines of importance	Politics	Economics	Law	Sustainability: Sustainable International Governance (Global Civilization Science) Communication
System Intervention levels	Primary (Reduce executive [social] budget)	Secondary (Accrue International development fund to act internationally to prevent planetary disaster)	Tertiary (Increase legislative [communal] budget)	Quaternary (Remaining 5% of budget to fund experts and knowledgeable citizens to use anonymous deliberation in strategy forming using online network group decision support systems to devise transformational adaptations and novel societal systems to rescue humanity). Multilateral unions. Communication
Resolving conflict	Gossip, rumours, lies, conspiracy	Avoidance – Ignorance	Therapy – searching for solutions	Agreement/Feuding
Triple constraint model of project management	Scope and quality of outcome	Schedule	Resources and budget	Opportunities/Risks
Agency	Control	Influence	Exemplify	Existing state, Natural processes/Unknown unknowns, out of human control
Subjectivities	Who? (power)	Why? (human condition)	When, where, what (planetary boundaries)	How? Unknowns (Adaptation, communication)
Factors of Power	Control, Domination, Force, Cooperation	Leadership, Dominance, Strength in numbers	Trust, Decision making and Action	Morality/Immorality
Inter-relational tendencies between others and groups	Antisocial, Avoidant, Paranoid	Humanism, Kantianism	Philanthropy, Empathy	Planetarian, Compassion, Understanding/Sadism, Pathocracy, Ponerology
Citizen States of humanity of Civilization	Fear, Illness, Disconnection	Freedom	Health and Love	Life, Growth, Sustainability/ Death, Collapse, Unsustainability
Primary Issues for Global Sustainability	Governance and International Relations	Food, Energy, Water (FEW) NEXUS	Humans Rights for Sustainability	Sustainability/Collapse
Secondary Issues of Global Sustainability	Distributive Justice	Global Justice	Fundamental rights and Needs	Global Ethics/Unethical Civilization

The quaternary structure of the universe and civilization