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The unicist ontology of evolution was developed to influence individual, institutional and social evolution. The unicist approach that was derived from “The Unicist Ontology of Evolution” made the influence on evolution possible based on the knowledge and respect of its nature.
The unicist approach has had its main applications in the diagnoses and prognoses of evolution, generating a breakthrough in scenario building and business strategy, among other fields.
This synthesis will introduce you to the unicist approach to complexity, the world of integrated possibilities and probabilities and some of the main scientific, social, market and business applications.
Apprehending the ontology of a reality is the first step to influence such reality respecting its nature. This explains the saying: “Change without changing” that is frequently used when working with unicist technologies.
Those who cannot recognize that the nature of a given functional reality is unique cannot accept the unicist approach because it does not fit their nature. In this sense, subjectivism, relativism, rationalism and fundamentalism are threatened by the unicist approach.
All that is natural is simple. But such simplicity is obvious and at the same time deep. We hope that you can make good use of the unicist approach to reality.

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The understanding of the unicist approach to the nature of countries opens new frontiers for global understanding.
“The unicist approach to country future research” offers and introduction to the conceptual model that is beyond the unicist technologies used for country scenario building.
The unicist approach to the nature of countries is based on the Unicist Ontology of Evolution that describes the evolution laws that rule from biology to social institutions.
The unicist methodology for future forecasting is based on finding the structure of a culture's nature in its past, considering the facts of the present and inferring the future.
It is based on an ontological approach to countries' cultures and it is the result of researching social behaviors based on their ontological structure.
The integration of the collective unconscious, economic and ideological models, and the dominant lifestyles describes the nature of a culture. By understanding the nature of a country it is possible to find the most effective path to adapt to such culture and exert influence on the environment.
Understanding the unicist approach helps to comprehend and respect the nature of countries in order to act both in the present and future scenarios of our global world.

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Unicist diagnostics is an approach used to diagnose and to prognose a reality trying to apprehend its nature.
There are different intermediate stages to diagnose without apprehending the nature of a reality. When nature has been apprehended, diagnoses are secure. When nature has not been understood, depending on the deepness achieved, diagnoses are more or less reliable.
This book is an introduction to the basics for diagnosing complex problems. Simple problems diagnoses do not require the knowledge of their structure to be secure. But complex problems cannot be solved unless their structure is known.
Trial and error, extreme analytics, empiric approaches and intuition are palliatives for diagnosing without knowing the structure of a fact.
When problems are complex, a unicist reflection methodology is necessary to secure knowledge. Rational approaches cannot go beyond the limits of cause-effect relations.
The most difficult part of unicist diagnoses is the definition of the context in which the problem is immersed. Diagnoses are secure when their conclusions have been tested. Both non-destructive and destructive tests are necessary to accept the validity of diagnoses.
This book is an introduction to the unicist approach to diagnostics. Its application is universal. Its goal is not to provide specific knowledge to diagnose different types of problems, but to give an introduction to the structure of: “the nature of diagnostics”.

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This book provides an introduction to the unicist methodology for the research of the nature of complex systems.
The final goal of all diagnosis is to influence reality. To do so the researcher needs to explain it, but the explanation is only a comprehension framework to exert influence on the environment under study.
The research that merely tries to explain a situation becomes an end in itself and therefore tends to be fallacious.
All reality that operates as a complex system needs to be approached as a unified field. The unified field is not susceptible to division into variables.
Division is only possible when dealing with a non-complex system. A complex system can only be studied as a unit.
A very strict methodology, forecast and validation/falsification are required to avoid falling into fallacies that will lead into erroneous diagnoses.
The researcher needs to know the unified field to be studied directly or through homology. If it is not understood then neither its amplitude nor its depth can be acknowledged. Both elements, i.e. amplitude and depth, tend to be known generically as amplitude.
The understanding of a culture when making a country diagnosis calls for a depth that allows reaching the concept of the culture and an amplitude that permits to encompass economic, social, political, technological, religious, cultural and linguistic aspects.
To understand a global scenario implies, on the other hand, enlarging the unified field to understand the relative functionality of several cultures.
The purpose of this synopsis is to provide a list of actions (an action guideline) to design the research that would permit to diagnose complex problems.

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Diana Belohlavek
Knowledge Bank Manager
The Unicist Research Institute