General Discussion • Regarding my Holistic Heuristic Analysis method.

It involves solving multiple problems simultaneously as plotted around a circle (this is the holistic part).

It also draws from personal and cultural experience/wisdom (this is the heuristic part).

Now to a problem for your consideration (marked on the reasoning to support your conclusion, not your conclusion itself):

There are not actually three social classes (upper, middle and lower) but four (upper, middle, lower and criminal); naturally they dominate each other around a circle in that order.

Also, there are four general categories of people which may be plotted around a circle, which correspond to the classes; these being: free, good, slave and evil.

I.e. upper = free, middle = good, lower = slave and criminal = evil.

Do you follow so far?

Now the question is, in which positions would you place those categories of people, in relation to the other traits plotted around the circle in MDV5b.pdf (see yesterday's post)?

Do you agree with my positioning of them, or would you place them differently?

There must be no contradictions.

Your logic justifying your conclusion is what matters.

See if you can solve it all.


Thanks and regards,
Roger.

Statistics: Posted by IonSurfer — Sun Dec 24, 2023 10:00 pm

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