Generic matrix

Comprehension of Requisite Variety for Sustainable Psychosocial Dynamics: Transforming a matrix classification onto intertwined tori (Part #4)

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From an abstract cognitive systemic perspective, it could be argued that distinct modal preferences ("columns") and the distinction of sub-systems ("rows") could be conflated together into a single set of more abstract distinctions -- an archetypal list of complementary insights (typical of pantheons, etc). Splitting them into two sets interwoven as a matrix however makes them more accessible to comprehension. A matrix cell at any point of intersection then holds insight that is more specifically and readily comprehensible. It also draws attention to aspects which might be readily neglected in any exposition of a particular preferred mode ("column") or in discussion of a particular systemic sub-system ("row"). Note that in the generic presentation above, the number of rows or columns may be decided by convention or preference.

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