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Multi-Faceted Capability
 

In search of the Master Code, the ultimate system of identifying whether or not we can recognize and regulate capability becomes more complex by the day, and is the most difficult to conceptualize set of ideas on my mind in 2012, yet, like Prince... I wrote this when I was dreaming... So, it's a first draft.

Like an "equalizer" with slide switches: Multi-Faceted CAPABILITY (MFC) is emergent from:


Values
Intelligence (g)
Ego Complexity
Task Performance
Social Perspective
Processing Complexity (Languaging)
Personality Dynamics
Accumulated Knowledge, Skill & Experience (KSE)
Leadership Decision-Making Level
Resultants (Realtime) & Artifacts
Cultural Scaffolding

Quick link to Job Fit, as it contains a simpler version.

ASSUMPTIONS:

1. There are levels of complexity which can be identified holographically in the components as well as the whole of the known.

2. It may be important to have some knowledge of what level is operative in a range of being, doing, having and becoming, or not.

3. People demonstrate MFC across a range of activity, but more than likely have a home which may describe them well and be predictive of a majority of their intent.

4. Attention often is driven by the emergence of observed effects and the efficacy of intent.

5. MFC is largely created through a combinatorial effect influenced significantly by inbornness.

6. Observations of behavior and the resultants in realtime, as well as artifacts that remain overtime are key determinants of Assessed MFC.

7. MFC is more than likely to change overtime due to the maturation of the components.

8. Capability must always be associated with a role? Or domain?

9. Developmental Density is the degree of robustness resulting in adaptive resilience and may or may not be related to frequency?

10. Frequency of behavior is related to the emergence of success in the system.

Helpful Hint: Capability is, in my opinion, multi-faceted. There is no one single stream or button, switch or light that avails us, or enlightens us...particularly as the room in which we are en-lighting grows bigger with each new iteration of Moore's Law. HOWEVER, if I were to start giving you a set of clues...like it can float "so fast"; and it can fly "so fast", and it can move "so fast"; and it's color is grayish brown --you can't tell if it's an airplane or a duck...yet, but if I say, it has a bill...you might narrow it down? And if I said it had feathers, the chance it was a plane would be dimishing, and the more data I give you about this "thing" I'm describing, the more ideas you have about it in your own mind.
Action Step: Try to describe yourself using only one reference point? Then see how you do when someone asks you to use all the datapoints you have about yourself, can you describe yourself enough for them to understand how you might "fit" or have fitness for a particular task? I think the more we can understand about people--if we are in the fitness business--the probability of selection and fit is likely to increase. If we can learn to describe what we want in a multi-faceted way, then the chances of getting a better fit and FLOW seem probable.  

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