To study systemic failure (epidemic), we must look to the most populated cities with the largest amount of notorious criminals and crime and compare that to the most populated cities with the least amount of crime and the least amount of notorious criminals.
This will be an extraordinarily telling thesis to explore.
In a tricameral government, it would be wise to study that structure and then look at the players in place in each other locale, jurisdiction, area, etc.
Phone number we can look at in ministrative vs. Administrative vs. Legislative initiatives as general areas of study, numerically speaking.
We live life but to study it we must quantify it and translate all that is in two numbers so that we can understand and look for patterns and better adjust to our always changing, therefore dynamic, environment.
We can't be lulled by the same old beautiful tune, or we will pay the price just as if you think your home is secure and you never change its security, one day if there was this hypothetical burglar always looking to get in, he's going to figure out his way. if you keep throwing different pictures at him, his plans will be destroyed and he will not know how to act upon your new pitches if you understand them, rather poor, analogy.
We should be careful not to get lulled by systems because what happens is there's always the a****** out there who is the opportunist and he seeks the vulnerabilities, the chinks in the armor, the weaknesses in the defenses, and he or they exploit those found, especially when they are conspiratorial in nature, sharing knowledge and cross-pollinating ideas of action.
If you want to fight the enemy, live amongst them study them well and learn what it means to think as they, and then cut the head off the f****** dragon !!!!!!!
It's almost time !!!!!!!
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