16. The attractors of
slideshare dynamics are
usually driven by human
desires of different kind:
desires for fame, for
influence, achievement,
recognition, etc.
17. http://www.laetusinpraesens.org/docs/values
93.php
Values as 'attractors'
One of the key insights of chaos theory is that of
strange attractors. Is there a sense in which human
values can be usefully understood as strange
attractors?
A prime characteristic of a strange attractor is that it
is defined as the focus of a pattern of seemingly
chaotic behaviour. But it is the pattern that signals the
presence of that focus which cannot be identified in
any other way. Like strange attractors, human values
do not manifest in any tangible manner but rather
through interpretations of the way behaviour is
governed. But the intangible attractor may indeed be
a matter of direct subjective experience under
appropriate conditions of human development -- as
practitioners of some spiritual traditions would claim.
18. Non equilibrium
Openness
Pattern
Emergence
Emerg Surp
Dive ence Pattern Order
Disorder rsity rise
Adapted from
the next slide
Equilibrium
21. Barriers – friends have different
abilities to circumvent barriers.
This results in separation of friend
22. Replacement or
substitution effect
People develop different
desires and talents with time.
Slideshare members are
indifferent. The substitute a
friend with a friend
occasionally
23. Wishing to get out of comfort zone
Some people want to stay in their comfort zone and not
explore new friendship. Others want to go through this
experience.
Separation happens
25. The Butterfly Separation Effect
I lost a slideshare friend because of
a comment I made.
f
I meant to write I shi t my
interest to type shit of my interest.
The lost f caused me the loss of a
friend
26. The 3rd party effect
Like wife taking her husband away from friends, so some
readers do. They affect the relationship between two
slideshare members.
27. The Negligence Effect
Never responding to
comments has driven
me to unfollow few
slideshare authors.
Again, emotions in
operation
28. The Cliché Effect
Read the same comment
for all presentations.
Trust is lost; and so is
friendship
35. Some emerging effects drive relationships; in contrast other emerging effects
restrain the relationships
Driving Effect Restraining Effect
The Appreciation Effect The Belonging Effect
The 3rd Party Effect The Engagement Effect
The Cliché Effect
The Increasing Disparity Effect
The Butterfly Separation Effect
The Over-Expectation Effect
The Crowdedness Effect
The Negligence Effect
The Luck Effect The Unluck Effect