The purpose of a decision making process is to be able to make decisions that are justified and grounded. This requires a unicist thinking process in order to be able to integrate justifications with foundations.

Decisions are produced because they are needed. When there is no need to decide, the decisions become just a utopia the individual has in mind to deal with reality.

That is why decisions exist when they are implemented. If not, they are just an alternative that will be considered when time for decision making comes.

To avoid fallacies with paradoxical results in decision making, we need to integrate justifications with groundings, avoiding the exertion of  power to impose one’s justifications.

Free access to a Peter Belohlavek’s video presentation on decision making: http://www.slideboom.com/presentations/72885/What-is-Unicist-Decision-Making%3F

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Diana  Belohlavek
VP Unicist Knowledge Manager

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The notorious functionality of transistors is based on their emulation of the functionality of nature. The discovery of semiconductors was needed to make this “invention” possible.

See the history of the transistor at: http://nobelprize.org/educational_games/physics/transistor/history/

This implies that the knowledge of the fundamentals of transistors, which is beyond their mechanics, is what makes them expand the boundaries of their functionality and their “mutations”.

If you want to access the basics of the unicist ontogenetic intelligence of nature you can access it free at: http://www.unicist.org/deb_uoin.php

Unicist Business Objects are also based on the ontogenetic intelligence of nature. Thus transistors and unicist business objects are homologous.

One of the functionalities of unicist business objects is to work as “transistors” of business processes.

This is not easy to apprehend; it requires a double dialectical thinking approach.

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Peter Belohlavek

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