[ti]mothy[/ti]Adaptive Semi-Determinism

each("personal perception and experience"):
#reality {
   #environment {

      <asd>

      #being {
           #body {
           }

           <asd>

           #mind {
           }
       }
   }
}

<asd>

.reality {
   .environment {

      <asd>

      beings {
           bodies {
           }

           <asd>

           minds {
           }
       }
   }
}
# = for each
. = 1 for all
{ .. } = "container"
<asd> = adaptive semi-determine between/inbetween in general

comments:
lol @ some adapted and altered use of css coding. Just using a different approach which is kinda cool btw. /cheers

Anyway..

We could use above to understand and make many things easier and better. Below is just an example:

********** Example Start **********

1.
"Branches of Psychology - Overview of the Major Branches of Psychology"
www.verywell.com/branches-of-psychology-2794908

(note: I'm aware about this Outline of Psychology - Wiki ... I'm just merely using verywell as simple example for now to simpify this post.)


2.
a to z list:
abnormal psychology
behavioral psychology
biopsychology
cognitive psychology
comparative psychology
cross-cultural psychology
developmental psychology
educational psychology
experimental psychology
forensic psychology
health psychology
personality psychology
social psychology


3.
the a-to-z list above grouped & rearranged to this (see #4 for why):

environment
    - psychology
        - comparative psychology
        - human
            - collective
                - cross-cultural psychology
                - social psychology
            - individual
                - abnormal psychology
                - developmental psychology
                - behavioral psychology
                - health psychology
                - personality psychology
                - educational psychology
                - experimental psychology
                - biopsychology
                - cognitive psychology


4.

.environment {

<asd>

.psychology {

.comparative psychology {
}

<asd>

.human {

.collective {
.cross-cultural psychology {
}

<asd>

.social psychology {
}
}

<asd>

.individual {
.abnormal psychology {
}

<asd>

.developmental psychology {
}

<asd>

.behavioral psychology {
}

<asd>

.health psychology {
}

<asd>

.personality psychology {
}

<asd>

.educational psychology {
}

<asd>

.experimental psychology {
}

<asd>

.biopsychology {
}

<asd>

.cognitive psychology {
}
}
}
}
}

********** Example End **********

The full credit for this ASD thread goes to Caylus Ark for replying 'semi-determinism?' or ('semi?") in the shoutbox back to my question. I merely added adaptive and made definition in my own version (aka this thread).

wtf @ myself for saying 'aka this thread' because that suggests/refers this whole thread as my own version which doesn't make sense cause this thread is for yall.

:\ imma go back to wtfing at myself &

lol "governed" actually, asd is the governing itself that arises when two or more of anything interact/communicate/etc with each other toward equilibrium of sort.