OPTIMUM CORRESPONDENCE
Optimum Correspondence would be the evaluative system of the Equipolent Emotional Dynamic and the Conservative Paradigm, as the optimum condition of any given entity, such as optimum temperature, optimum food supply, optimum health or optimum weather and sunlight. Consequence is assessed as either optimum, or something more or less. Optimum Correspondence would be said to the evaluative system correspondent to Natural Affection. Optimum is generally the average mean, as what is necessary to continuance of same or similar circumstances. The basis of comparative evaluation is the optimum operative condition, situation or circumstance of any given entity. Not too hot and too cold, or not too much and not too little would be the consequential stability. The advent of Emotion would come into play with the introduction of more or less as too hot or too cold, too wet or too dry, as the Consequence of dangerous extremes.CONCEPTUAL EMOTIONAL DYNAMIC
The Conceptual Emotional Dynamic as extant of the Conservative Paradigm represents the Sensory Response System of the individual, in which it is determined that in order to promote the fruits of Excess & Profit as the exploitation of both nature and humankind, any or all elements of the Given Existence to include humankind would need to be absent any inherent consequence. This determination necessitates the need for a method of determining value and consequence which is termed the Dyadic Authoritative Comparative, as a means to establish the value of any given state or entity by comparison to opposed poles. This is like the value of the middle class person may be assessed as some degree between the lower and upper classes. The opposed poles are termed the Antithetical Matrix at the negative end of the scale, and either the Metaphysical Ideal and Extra Mundane Authority at the positive end. The Dyadic Authoritative Comparative is a conceptual model which is conditioned and becomes an unconscious automatic associative process, which as such is termed the Antipodal Associative Paradigm.Emotion (9 of 14) Next Page