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The Character Profile
The document discusses a character profile model that connects nature, humans, and society through the concept of energy, deriving from Einstein's energy equation. It explains the process by which humans reduce complex phenomena into essential components through various models, leading to personal growth and societal stability. The framework emphasizes the importance of understanding personality and rationality to enhance individual and societal contributions.
The Character Profile
- 1. +234-703-430-2486 The Character Profile By Peter Anyebe View my profile Recall the following dictum: Society is the product of the activities of humans in nature The common factor between the three, 3 concepts, including nature, humans, and society, is energy. The energy is sourced in nature, according to Einstein’s energy equation as follows: E = MC2, WordPress E = Energy M = Mass C = The Speed of Light Google Me Thus energy is released when mass is split, or fissioned. Similarly, humans acquire the energy when they reduce phenomena into the essentials, by the black box model, BBM as follows: F = LA, F = Phenomenon L = Form Component A = Object Component By the perception model of mind, PMM mind operates optimally when it reduces phenomena into the five, 5 essential components. When these are ranked so that they concatenate into the phenomenon that is described, the standard procedure series, SPS is derived. The six, 6 items on the SPS are derived by iterating the BBM twice.
- 2. +234-703-430-2486 WordPress In the first, 1st iteration, the factor-F is split into the factors L, and A. In the second iteration, these are split into the factors L1, L2, and A1, A2 respectively. Serially: 1. Item-3, A1 The Task, F 2. Item-2, L1 6. Phenomenon, A 3. Item-1, L2 5. Item-5, L 4. Item-4, A2 The Standard Procedure Series The energy that is derived in the process is determined by how closely the SPS is approximated. It is measured on the F-Scale as the factor-f0, or objectivity. By the behaviour model in classical psychology, people respond, R to stimuli, S according to the makeup of their character, C or the construct of their personality, P formally as follows: R = f (S, P), R = Response S = Stimulus P = Personality The phenomenology model, which together with the behaviour model makeup the character profile presented in the diagram below, defines the construct of the personality in the following relations: √n = f (Rn, F), Rn = Rationality Index √n = Index of the Standard Procedure F = Personality Index: P = F The rationality index, Rn measures the capacity to reduce phenomena into the essential components. This capacity is operationalised in the performance at task by the standard procedure, √n. Then the factor-F is evaluated as the ratio of the factor-Rn on the factor-√n. View my profile Google Me
- 3. Given the factor-Pc, Stimulus Rn = 2Pc – 1 √n = 1/C Pc2 C = (3Pc + 1)/4 F = Rn/√n Attitude, A Vc = 2F - 1 Motivation, F Rn Pc = Phenomenological Pc Ability, f0 Compression Index Rn = Rationality Index √n = Standard Procedure Index Personality, F C = Character Index F = Index of Personality Response Vc = Index of Core Values √n The Character Model The specification equation that derives from the phenomenology model is the personality model of society, PMS formally as follows: Rn = F√n Then the factor-F is also a measure of the entropy, F that a person contributes to the environment. This is according to the observed deviation from the standard procedure. To approximate the standard procedure, the vagaries of the environment have to be overcome, in growth; as presented on the growth model in the diagram below. This requires effort; which is evaluated as the attitude of the will, A and the motive strength. It is expended on growth, which involves the shift from the preoccupation with appearances, to the perception of essentials. L = 2F ± 1 F The Growth Model
- 4. Recall that themind comprises the following three, 3 components: The Will, also referred to as strength The Intellect, referred to as mind, and The Emotion, referred to as heart The emotion is the seat of desire. But the desire remains dormant until a decision is made to achieve it. Then all the strength or will-power that is required for the achievement is given, according to the level of commitment. The strength is used to construct the path or way, for the achievement of the desire. When 100% of the strength is utilised, which represents full commitment, motivation, or positive attitude, then it would be possible to derive the five, 5 essentials that are required to reconstruct the standard procedure. The pathway deviates from the standard procedure as the commitment to the project drops. Diagrammatically: Will: Emotion (Heart?): Motive Strength, C’ (A) Purpose (Desire?) Process (L) Desire and Process are both stored in Heart Memory, L = F2 (Émile Coué) Intellect: Process or Pathway, f0 Thought, (F) A Model of Learning In all these, it is the number of essentials that can be identified that is affected. And this is important because this capacity determines the growth along the human resource hierarchy outlined below:
- 5. Entrepreneur Management Leadership Labour Thus, fresh graduates are employed into organisations as labour. They grow to become leaders in their professions, according to their capacities to identify the five, 5 essential elements of the profession. In this case, leadership is associated with domain expertise, which makes the person a reference point in that profession. This prepares them for management, which is concerned principally with strategy. Domain expertise is required to link organisational strengths and products with the opportunities in the market. Given these leadership and management skills, people would be prepared for entrepreneurship. The influx of this caliber of business people, would improve the liquidity and viability of the business environment, EB. Their personality, P would be adequately constructed, sufficiently empowered to respond appropriately to stimuli, thereby contributing minimum entropy, F to a society that would then be stable and in harmony, with minimum chaos. Their character, C would be strengthened, with the capacity to rise above the vagaries of the environment, and create an equivalently large ROI; to create an economically viable society, in addition to a socially stable society. More than these, their soul, S would be robust, being well rounded, rather than sharp and serrated with greed, thereby creating a political environment that is characterized by “from each according to their ability and to each according to their need”.