Genetic
means: relating to evolution (from the
Greek: genesis / the history of creation).
According
to the Sense Machine, it means:
The code tags human behaviour
and labels it according to the building blocks that make up said behaviour.
These blocks develop in the childhood of man and are later in
adulthood the basic activity elements that make up all behaviour.
(For a detailed explanation of the 5 elements see: 'The Dimensioning Psychology of the Sense Machine'.)
An example
from everyday life is ‘bring’ and
‘fetch’. Both
have in common the
basic activity element to move toward a target.
In addition, ‘bring’
help someone to get something, while ‘fetch” focus on taking
possession of something.
Both activities are mobile
activities combined with another goal.
The detection
of such combinations of different types of activities
is the topic below.
Several hundreds combinations are shown here later. The compositions of behavioral
components (the basic activity elements) are indicated with.
These compositions of the components from basic activity
elements are the Genetic Code of Behaviour.
These basic activities are
used as 5 structural elements of a so-called standard matrix. In addition, this matrix includes 4 psychological classifications that define the way of realization of the behaviour.
So the matrix is arranged by 5 basic activity elements divided into 4 options
of realization.
The fields
of the matrices contain the composite behavior.
1-dimension = Top Levelblue green red yellow white2-dimensions = 1. Under Levelblue with blue - blue with green - blue with red - blue with yellow - blue with white
green with blue -
green with green - green with red - green with yellow - green with white
red with blue - red with green -
red with red - red with yellow - red with white
yellow with blue - yellow with green - yellow with red -
yellow with yellow - yellow with white
white with blue - white with green - white with red - white with yellow -
white with white3-dimensions = 2. Under Levelblue/blue/blue - blue/blue/green - blue/blue/red - blue/blue/yellow - blue/blue/white
blue/green/blue - blue/green/green - blue/green/ red - blue/green/yellow - blue/green/white
blue/red/blue - blue/red/green - blue/red/red - blue/red/ yellow - blue/red/white
blue/yellow/blue - blue/yellow/green - blue/yellow/red - blue/yellow/yellow - blue/yellow/white
blue/white/blue - blue/white/green - blue/white/red - blue/white/yellow - blue/white/white
green/blue/blue - green/blue/green - green/blue/red - green/blue/yellow - green/blue/white
green/green/blue -
green/green/green - . . . . etc.
The
bold printed combinations do not contain mixtures (for example
blue/blue/blue). It is unmixed pure and is identical to the
individual colours of the top-level.
These pure elements refer to the activity core and are then the only activity elements that go to the target, while neighboring
elements gets support for the target by admixture of the other activity
elements (embodied by the other colors).
These colour combinations reflect the principle of mixture of the five basic behaviours.The
elements of the matrix contain the behaviours that consist of the
combination of the five basic activities and the four options of
realization. (The content of these Elements are shown later in a
special Java Script-programming.)Different levels are formed by the degree of elements' combination to one another:The matrices in the left column are targeted at getting (including getting understanding). This arrangement necessarily yields the content of the matrix elements.
In
this way, in the second sub-level the Sense Machine gains
three, including the options for realization, four dimensions with
which it can determine behaviours. With each further sub-level
differentiation of human behaviour increases by a factor of five.
Activities of the material area (Please click -- Java Script must be enabled)