Every statement and connection

I'm reading Persistent Systems Theory, a proposed AI reconstruction from supplied documents, and want to develop a contribution about one statement. The source author has not reviewed or endorsed this map; its wording and connections are the AI's reconstruction.

Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: ps-g-goal (Goal)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, Adaptive Persistence overview, p. 1, What is Adaptive Persistence? (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF); Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 2, The Challenge of Cooperation (reconstruction by the AI from the supplied PDF)

A group persists through time and does well in the environment it actually faces: it meets its aims, keeps its members' trust and well-being, and resolves its conflicts.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: ps-g-cooperate (Success factor)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, Adaptive Persistence overview, p. 1, Can we cooperate? (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF); Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 4, 2. Assess: Core capacities, Coordination (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Members can cooperate: the group manages the dynamics among its members well.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: ps-g-adapt (Success factor)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, Adaptive Persistence overview, p. 1, Can we adapt? (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF); Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 4, 2. Assess: Core capacities, Adaptability (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

The group adapts well to changes in its external environment.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: ps-g-withstand (Success factor)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, Adaptive Persistence overview, p. 1, Can we tolerate disruption? (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF); Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 4, 2. Assess: Core capacities, Robustness (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

The group withstands severe shocks.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: ps-g-fit (Success factor)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 3, steps 3 and 4: Analyze and Adjust (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Its mix of coordination, adaptation and robustness matches the environment it faces.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: ps-g-decide (Condition)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 5, collaboration principles c and d (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Decisions are efficient and inclusive, and conflicts are resolved efficiently and effectively.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: ps-g-fair (Condition)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, pp. 4–5, collaboration principles b, e and g (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Benefits and costs are fairly shared, and breaches of agreed norms are visible and met with proportionate sanctions.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: ps-g-sense (Condition)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 5, adaptability principles a and e (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

The group watches its environment continuously and combines scattered information into a picture that supports decisions.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: ps-g-try (Condition)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 5, adaptability principles b, g and h (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

The group tests new ideas at limited scale, avoids depending on one solution too early and learns quickly from the consequences.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: ps-g-reserve (Condition)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 5, robustness principles b and c (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

The group keeps spare financial, material, human and operational capacity, and can restore essential operations after a disruption.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: ps-g-uncouple (Condition)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 5, robustness principles e, f and g (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Local failures do not cascade through the whole group, and it is settled in advance who decides during a disruption.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What are we trying to achieve?
Item: ps-g-read-env (Condition)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 4, 2. Assess: Environment (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF); Stephen Le, Adaptive Persistence overview, p. 2, 2. Assess environment: volatility, hazardousness, heterogeneity (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

The group knows how volatile, hazardous and varied its environment is.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What stands in the way?
Item: ps-r-pressure (Cause)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 2, The Challenge of Cooperation: myopia (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Leaders under pressure to show immediate, visible progress reach for quick fixes rather than probing the structural factors that undermine cooperation.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What stands in the way?
Item: ps-r-competitive (Cause)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 3, The Persistence Framework; p. 7, ACT and EFT (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Competitive fields such as business, sport, security and the military actively discourage people from being vulnerable and revealing their needs.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What stands in the way?
Item: ps-r-fear (Cause)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 2, fear; p. 7, why bother with ACT (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Members feel too unsafe to be vulnerable and reveal their real needs, so assessments rarely reach what people actually think and feel.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What stands in the way?
Item: ps-r-unassessed (Cause)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 3, existing frameworks address specific aspects; p. 6, 3. Analyze (inference by the AI from the supplied PDF)

The group has not assessed how volatile and hazardous its environment is, so it cannot tell which capacity it is short of.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What stands in the way?
Item: ps-r-surface (Cause)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 7, the problem with quick solutions (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Fixes address superficial concerns while the mismatch between the group's capacities and its environment remains.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What stands in the way?
Item: ps-r-free-riders (Cause)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 2, free riders (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Free riders take advantage of other people’s cooperation, making it hard to sustain in the long run.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What stands in the way?
Item: ps-r-conflict (Problem)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 7, fall into conflict and low morale again (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Friction and conflict keep returning between members or units, and trust and morale fall.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Where do needs pull two ways?
Item: ps-c2-objective (Shared objective)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 3, The Persistence Framework (inference by the AI from the supplied PDF)

The group cooperates well enough to persist in a competitive field.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Where do needs pull two ways?
Item: ps-c2-trust (Need)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 7, why bother with ACT (reconstruction by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Members need to trust one another enough to say what really gets in the way.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Where do needs pull two ways?
Item: ps-c2-standing (Need)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 7, competitive fields and vulnerability (reconstruction by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Members need to protect their standing in a field that punishes weakness.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Where do needs pull two ways?
Item: ps-c2-open (Position)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 7, ACT and EFT help people become more open and vulnerable (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Members are open and vulnerable about their real thoughts, feelings and needs.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Where do needs pull two ways?
Item: ps-c2-guarded (Position)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 7, our basic instinct in fearful situations is to maintain our guard (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Members keep their guard up and avoid showing vulnerability.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What will we change?
Item: ps-f-cycle (Change)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 3, The Adaptive Persistence meta-protocol (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF); Stephen Le, Adaptive Persistence overview, p. 2, process steps 1–6 (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

The group runs the Adaptive Persistence cycle: orient on one agreed issue, assess its environment and core capacities, analyse the mismatch, adjust, and repeat.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What will we change?
Item: ps-f-match (Change)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 6, 3. Analyze (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Emphasise adaptability where the environment is volatile, robustness where it is hazardous, and coordination where it is neither.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What will we change?
Item: ps-f-act (Change)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, pp. 6–7, The ACT Group Matrix (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Work through the ACT group matrix: the values behind the chosen capacity, how the group would act if it improved, the thoughts and feelings that get in the way, and how to move forward while acknowledging them.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What will we change?
Item: ps-f-gentle (Change)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, pp. 7–8, one potential compromise (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

For groups wary of vulnerability, word the matrix in their own vocabulary and begin with a lighter first pass before a deeper one.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What will we change?
Item: ps-f-criteria (Change)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 4, 1. Orient; p. 8, 5. Repeat (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Agree clear success criteria at the start, test each cycle against them, and stop once they are met.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What will we change?
Item: ps-f-see (Predicted effect)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 6, 3. Analyze (reconstruction by the AI from the supplied PDF)

The group sees which capacity its environment most calls for and where it falls short.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What will we change?
Item: ps-f-voiced (Predicted effect)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 7, why bother with ACT (reconstruction by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Members voice the thoughts, feelings and needs that a structural assessment misses.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What will we change?
Item: ps-f-willing (Predicted effect)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 7, obtain their willingness and active participation (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Members become willing to take an active part in finding the solution.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What will we change?
Item: ps-f-causes (Predicted effect)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 7, the problem with quick solutions (inference by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Adjustments address structural causes rather than symptoms.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What will we change?
Item: ps-f-cooperate (Desired effect)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 2, greater trust, well-being and performance (inference by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Members cooperate, and conflicts are resolved rather than recurring.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What will we change?
Item: ps-f-fit (Desired effect)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 8, 5. Repeat (inference by the AI from the supplied PDF)

The group's capacities fit its environment better with each cycle.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What will we change?
Item: ps-f-cases (Observation)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, pp. 8–9, Case Studies (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Stephen Le reports four facilitation cases, using lighter variations of the method, in which groups in conflict reconciled or renewed their collaboration.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: ps-p-objective (Objective)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 3, The Adaptive Persistence meta-protocol (reconstruction by the AI from the supplied PDF)

The group can run one full Adaptive Persistence cycle on an issue it cares about.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: ps-p-issue-gap (Obstacle)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 4, Sometimes there will be disagreement on the main issue (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Members disagree about which issue matters most.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: ps-p-issue (Step)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 4, 1. Orient (after Convergent Facilitation) (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

The group agrees one main issue that nobody objects to, can be evaluated, is stated positively, is achievable through action and applies to everyone, with clear success criteria.

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Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: ps-p-data-gap (Obstacle)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 4, 2. Assess (inference by the AI from the supplied PDF)

There is no information yet about the environment or the group's core capacities.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: ps-p-assess (Step)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, pp. 4–6, 2. Assess (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Interviews, surveys and existing records describe the environment's volatility and hazard and the group's coordination, adaptability and robustness principles.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: ps-p-trust-gap (Obstacle)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 7, too unsafe to risk being vulnerable (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Members feel too unsafe to say what they really think.

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Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: ps-p-format (Step)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 8, Formats for carrying out adjustment (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

An adjustment format suits the group's size and trust: talking for small high-trust groups, email for small low-trust ones, the matrix with meetings, or voting for large groups.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: ps-p-skill-gap (Obstacle)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 7, ACT and EFT are fairly difficult methodologies (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

ACT and similar methods take training and a lot of practice to lead.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: ps-p-lead (Step)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 3, consultants can be a useful adjunct; p. 7 (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Someone trained can lead the group through the matrix, from inside the group or as an outside facilitator.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: ps-p-wary-gap (Obstacle)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 7, organizations may feel uncomfortable (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

The group is wary of methods that involve emotion and vulnerability.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: What has to happen first?
Item: ps-p-language (Step)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, pp. 7–8, one potential compromise (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

The matrix is worded in the group's own vocabulary and begins with a lighter first pass.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: ps-t-1-condition (Illustrative condition)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 4, 1. Orient (inference by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Members disagree about what the main problem is.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: ps-t-orient (Action)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 4, 1. Orient (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Orient: collect candidate issues, rank them and agree one with clear success criteria.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: ps-t-1-effect (Expected effect)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 4, 1. Orient (reconstruction by the AI from the supplied PDF)

The group has one agreed issue and knows what success looks like.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: ps-t-2-condition (Illustrative condition)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 4, 2. Assess (inference by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Nobody has a shared picture of the environment or the group's capacities.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: ps-t-assess (Action)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, pp. 4–6, 2. Assess (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Assess: interview and survey leaders, members and clients about volatility, hazard, coordination, adaptability and robustness.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: ps-t-2-effect (Expected effect)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, pp. 4–6, 2. Assess (reconstruction by the AI from the supplied PDF)

There is shared information on the environment and on the group's 24 principles.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: ps-t-3-condition (Illustrative condition)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 6, 3. Analyze (inference by the AI from the supplied PDF)

It is unclear which capacity to work on first.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: ps-t-analyse (Action)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 6, 3. Analyze (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Analyse: compare the capacities with the environment and choose the one capacity to adjust.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: ps-t-3-effect (Expected effect)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 6, 3. Analyze (reconstruction by the AI from the supplied PDF)

The group has chosen one capacity to improve.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: ps-t-4-condition (Illustrative condition)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 7, too unsafe to risk being vulnerable (inference by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Fear keeps the real obstacles unspoken.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: ps-t-adjust (Action)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, pp. 6–8, 4. Adjust (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Adjust: work through the ACT matrix in a format that suits the group.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: ps-t-4-effect (Expected effect)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, pp. 6–7, The ACT Group Matrix (reconstruction by the AI from the supplied PDF)

The group has agreed how it will act to move toward the improved capacity.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: ps-t-5-condition (Illustrative condition)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 8, 5. Repeat (inference by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Whether the adjustment worked is not yet known.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: ps-t-repeat (Action)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 8, 5. Repeat (paraphrase by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Repeat: reassess the environment and capacities, and stop once the success criteria are met.

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Commons: Persistent Systems Theory
Release: 2026-10-26.1, published 26 October 2026
Question: Who does what?
Item: ps-t-5-effect (Expected effect)
Standing in this release: proposed by AI assistant
Sources: Stephen Le, A Meta-Protocol for Cooperation · Adaptive Persistence summary for Analogue Group, p. 8, 5. Repeat (reconstruction by the AI from the supplied PDF)

Either the criteria are met or the next cycle starts from new information.

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