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Informational Friction (a systems theory)

Informational Friction is the systems-theory branch of a four-series program on why organizations — and other representation-governed systems — quietly destroy the capabilities that keep them running. It treats one object in purely systems terms, independent of human psychology: a representation used as a control surface that diverges from the real flow it governs, with back-action. The series develops the object (Paper 1), the agent-level mechanism of optimization versus coherence (Paper 2), the dynamics of insolvency and positive deviation and the reply to market and evolutionary selection (Paper 3), and the forward forecasts led by «inefficiency before unemployment» (The Outlook). Claims are typed and falsifiable; the evidence rests on the tests, not on the language.

Informational Friction (a systems theory)

The Outlook

What the program forecasts about the near future — anchored on its main prediction: that automation, applied to the systems we actually run, produces more inefficiency and more work before …

Informational Friction (a systems theory)

Why Selection Cannot See It

Insolvency, positive deviation, and a case (Nokia) in which market and evolutionary predictions pointed confidently in the wrong direction — the case that motivates the claim that the two instruments …

Informational Friction (a systems theory)

Optimization, Coherence, and the Frame

Why a system optimizing on its own map cannot see the map; why coherence — not rationality — is the mode that sees it; and why a purely maximizing agent …

Informational Friction (a systems theory)

The Map and The Flow

Informational friction as a systems problem — why a representation that governs a flow it cannot fully observe tends to deform that flow, under conditions this paper makes explicit. Stated …

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