A system that has alternatives is different from a system that is singular.

· Bits and Bobs 9/8/25
  • A system that has alternatives is different from a system that is singular.
    • The latter leads to situations like: "For me to survive, the system I'm a part of, and that has no alternative, must also survive."
    • That can get stuck in a situation of perpetuation even of a dysfunctional system.
    • "This system is terrible but it's better than chaos."
    • When you have multiple viable options, you can pick the least-bad option, iterating to improvement through choice, with each option needing to compete.