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2. Whole-Spectrum Knowledge: Put a Value on People, Optimise the Value By Peter Anyebe

3. Our Aim We have sought to do the following: Put a Value on people, according to the Content of their Character. Extract the component of character that is relevant to the employer of labour. Outline a procedure for optimising value 3

5. Value is optimised according to what people doL = 1/A2 F2, A1 = 1/A2 Fn = 1/F2 L = Love Index A2 = Evaluation Index A1 = Appreciation Index F2 = Character Index Fn = Procedure Index

6. Establishment We establish the above conclusion by the following models: The Behaviour Model: The Phenomenology Model: The Perception Model of Mind, PMM: The Natural Order: The Character Model: 5 R = f(P, S), R = Response R = S S = Stimulus P ->1 P = Personality √n = f(F, Rn), Rn = Rationality Index √n = Rn√n = Standard Procedure Index F ->1 F = Personality Index P = F f0 = 4(1 – 1/√z), z = ½(4 – 1/√f1) f1 = Perception Index, N = 5 f0 = Sensation Index, N= 1 Relativity: L = 1/A F2 Normality: A = L F2 Duality: L = A Fn Stimulus Attitude Motivation Rn Pc Ability Personality, F Response √n Given Pc: Rn = 2Pc – 1 √n = 1/C Pc2: C = (3Pc + 1)/4 Rn = F√n

7. Quote “Human living is not a problemto be solved, but a mystery to be illuminated and a paradox to be experienced” Gabriel Marcel 6

10. Taboos

11. Mores

12. ValuesImmanuel Kant’s Natural Order, N-O Vs David Hume’s Personal Order, P-O People would therefore be evaluated against the values of the Native Human, which correspond to the Natural Order, N-O or Standard Procedure

13. The Natural Order Reason is supreme arbiter in ethics, but Beliefis the cutting edge for theology. The Natural Order, N-O harmonizes both, to define the Standard Procedure for the performance at task, as in the following series: 9 Relativity: L = 1/A F2, F = √(LA) Normality:A = LF2 Duality :L = AFn - ∞ 0 + ∞ A F L The Relativity Continuum Maxima, L2Phenomenon, F Minimax, A1 6. Object, A Maximin, A2 5. Form, L Minima, L1 Power Clock Scale 6. Time Arms 5. Rotation Gears The Duality Series The Motion Series

14. 10 Following Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity, GTR events in space can be seen from an infinite, ∞ number of positions (∞-d?) each of which defines a Perspective of the event By the Normality Model in Games Theory however, a game of infinite moves can be reduced into one, 1 unit move which is then iterated Plato’s Duality Principle is basis for the Optimum Perspective of phenomena The Duality Series in Operations Research presents an outline, which agrees with the 4-d space-time lattice of Einstein’s Special Theory of Relativity, STR L = 1/A F2 - ∞ 0 + ∞ A F L L = Positivity A = Negativity F = Relativity F = √(LA), A -> 1 L = AFn L = Forms A = Objects Fn = Conversion Constant 1. Maxima, L2Task, F 2. Minimax, A1 6. Object, A 3. Maximin, A2 5. Form, L 4. Minima, L1

15. Whole-Spectrum Knowledge By the Perception Model of Mind, PMM a mind that is performing optimally would be capable of reducing phenomena into the five, 5 essential components. When these items are concatenated, so that they cumulate into the phenomenon that is described, which then becomes the sixth, 6th item, the series becomes the Standard Procedure Series. 11 f0 = 4(1 – 1/√z), z = ½(4 – 1/√f1) f1 = Perception Index, N = 5 f0 = Sensation Index, N= 1 1. L2 F 2. A1 6. A 3. A2 5. L 4. L1 The Standard Procedure Series

16. 12 The Normality Model A = LF2, A = √( LA) F = √(L1L2) L = √(A1A2) Discipline, 7Temperament Perseverance, 16 6. Faith, 21 Humility, 12 5. Attitude, 19 Obedience, 1 The Character Series Maxima, L2Phenomenon, F Minimax, A1 6. Object, A 3. Maximin, A2 5. Form, L 4. Minima, L1 The Duality Series - ∞ 0 + ∞ A F L The Relativity Continuum

17. 13 Relativity - ∞ 0 + ∞ A F L F L = 1/A F2, L = Positivity (Love) A = Negativity (Anxiety) F = Relativity (Faith) A L The Absolute

18. 14 1. Power Clock 2. Scale 6 Time 3. Arms 5 Rotation 4. Gears The Motion Series 1. Firmament Nature 2. Universe 6 Humans 3. Earth 5 Animals 4. Light A System of Gears The Creation Series

20. Understanding

21. Wisdom

22. Space/Time: Part of 4-d crystal lattice

23. Atoms: Protons and Neutrons (Nucleus)

24. S = 2(1/F) – 1

25. S = PoTt

26. S = 1/√L

27. Quarks are bound by Gluons

28. Gluons = 0-mass

29. Quarks – 5% of total mass

30. 95% mass = Movements and Interactions (Activities?) of quarks and gluons Soul = Concatenation of activities: From the 1st cry at birth, to the last breath at death (Mass)

31. Special Notes The Soul is a measure of all our experiences, from birth to death This means that Soul is being prepared for habitation in another world; Recall Plato’s Duality Principle and the following two, 2 worlds: - The World of Forms which is perfect,and - The World of Objects, in which we live What happens to the Soul beyond death has been the traditional domain of Religion Psychology is concerned with the experiences that are relevant to the employer, the self, and the society at large 16

33. The Sub-Conscious Mind, L

35. Respiratory

36. Digestive

37. Excretory

38. Reproductive

39. Endocrine

40. Nervous

41. Muscular

43. Quote “Its only with the heart we can see. What is essential is invisible to the eye” Antoine de Saint-Exupery, The Little Prince 19

45. Rn = 2√n – C2

47. The Content of Character . 22 Human Potential = Whole Spectrum Knowledge Basic Need = Temperament System Operation: A = LF2 Then: Value = The expression of perceived Potential Who am I? Who am I supposed to be? How may I get there? Stimulus Attitude Motivation Rn Pc Ability Personality, F Response √n Rn = F√n, Rn = 2Pc – 1 √n = 1/C Pc2 C = (3Pc + 1)/4 S = 2(1/F) - 1

48. 23 I have a dream: People would be judged by, the Content of their Character Martin Luther King Jnr.

49. 24 The Content of Character, C We derive the content of character by the following two, 2 models: The Behaviour Model The Phenomenology Model Stimulus Attitude Motivation Rn Pc Ability Personality, F Response √n R = f(P, S), R = S P ->1 R = Response S = Stimulus P = Personality √n = f(F, Rn), √n = Rn F ->1 P = F √n = Standard Procedure Index F = Personality Index Rn = Rationality Index The Content of Character

51. Rn = 2Pc – 1

53. Vc = 2F - 1

54. C1 = (3Pc + 1) / 4

56. 26 The Behaviour Model The critical factor in any Situation is the Person, P = F. Then the situation presents a Stimulus, S to which people are expected to Respond, R But people bring the following attributes into every situation: - Motives, which determine - Attitudes, and therefore - Abilities, to define the person The interest would be to find how much Power, Po has been stored away in the personality, P = F for responding to stimuli. Stimulus Attitude Motivation Rn Pc Ability Personality, F Response √n

57. 27 Character Formation 1. Discipline, 7Temperament 2. Perseverance, 16 6. Attitude, 21 3. Humility, 125. Faith, 19 4. Obedience, 1 The Basis: Rn = F√n, C = (3F – 1)/2, F < 2 C = 2F – 1, F ≥ 2 The factor-Rn is formed at home as children are brought up to acquire the Attitude of Faith, F2 The factor-√n is formed at work, where the Attitude of Love, Lis imbibed: Then people would be Normal at A = LF2 And given the factor-F, the factor-Cis automatically defined The Character Series As people perform at task by the standard procedure 1. Talent, PcValue Creation, Cv 2. Job, √n 6. Work 3. Profession, Vc5.Human Capital, CH 4. Child Rearing, Rn

59. Predict ROIExpected

62. Management, Pc

63. Leadership, Vc

65. Domain Expertise

66. Time Dimension

67. Size of Budget

69. Vision

70. Mission

71. Objectives

72. Capabilities

73. OpportunitiesVisionStrategy Objectives 6. Positioning Mission 5. Opportunities Capabilities

74. Concluding Thought It takes Talent to excel Talent is expressed in the performance at task by the standard procedure Talent can be learned Recall the 10,000hr-Rule by MALCOLM GLADWELL 31

75. Remarks People are valuable to the extent that they turn what they know into what they do (Need) This is optimum at Po = 0.98, when they are able to identify the four, 4 essential components of phenomena This is when they can be depended upon to deliver Then they would have made a life The history of humanity has been geared towards the evolution of the appropriate socialisation system that can achieve this 32 HR Profession The Consummation History of Humanity 6. The son of perdition Whole-Spectrum Knowledge 5. Global Economic System Sustained Organisational Growth

76. 33 Establishment, Whole-Spectrum-Knowledge Recall that by the Perception Model of Mind, PMM a mind that is working optimally would reduce phenomena into the five, 5 essential components Recall also the F-Scale, and that at Po = 0.98, people are able to satisfy, and at once contain the unsatisfied need The graphs of the PMM and F-Scale are plotted, to cross at f0 = 0.98 and f1 = 4. f1 = (1/(4 – Z))2, Z = 2(1/(1 – f0/4))2 f1 = Perception, Nu = 5 f0 = Sensation, Nu = 1 No = (10f0 + 2)/3 Change

77. Definitions 34 Leadership, VcPeople Value Entrepreneur, Rn 6. Entropy, F Management, Pc 5. Character Content, C Labour, √n The Po-Score evaluates learnedness Temperament, Ttevaluates the capacity to Learn The factor-L measures the quality of Heart The factor-F evaluates Personality according to the amount of Entropy contributed to the group, community, or society at large The factor-C converts people value into money, by evaluating the content of character

78. Quote The world breaks everyone and afterward many are strong at the broken places. But those that do not break it kills. It kills the very good and the very gentle and the very brave impartially. If you are none of these you can be sure it will kill you too but there will be no special hurry. 35 Ernest Hemingway (1899 - 1961) U.S. writer. The first line was recalled on Ernest Hemingway's death, and also chosen as the frontispiece in Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr's book on the John Fitzgerald Kennedy presidency, A Thousand Days (1965). A Farewell to Arms

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