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A system can be considered stable when external changes can be accommodated without major disturbance to the status quo. | A system can be considered stable when external changes can be accommodated without major disturbance to the status quo. | ||
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| + | Stability is boring. Is that good or bad? | ||
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==Context== | ==Context== | ||
* Control theory is the study of enabling stabile system, whether static or dynamic. | * Control theory is the study of enabling stabile system, whether static or dynamic. | ||
* An identity ecosystem can be considered stable when the binding of an identifier to an object can be trusted over some extended period. | * An identity ecosystem can be considered stable when the binding of an identifier to an object can be trusted over some extended period. | ||
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| + | ==Problems== | ||
| + | * In an evolving [[Ecosystem]] stasis typically results in replacement. Even though the stabile species may survive in niches for millennia. | ||
==Static Stability== | ==Static Stability== | ||
* A system can be considered stable when the mechanisms inside the system provide a restorative force against changes that does not cause wild variations in the state of the system. | * A system can be considered stable when the mechanisms inside the system provide a restorative force against changes that does not cause wild variations in the state of the system. | ||
* A control system that is stable may have mild overcorrection, but when that is limited to one cycle, it is considered to be critically damped. | * A control system that is stable may have mild overcorrection, but when that is limited to one cycle, it is considered to be critically damped. | ||
| + | * Such a system can be called [[Homeostasis|Homeostatic]]. | ||
==Dynamic Stability== | ==Dynamic Stability== | ||
* When the system is not stable without external inputs, it is considered to be dynamically stable when such external inputs are available and operational. | * When the system is not stable without external inputs, it is considered to be dynamically stable when such external inputs are available and operational. | ||
| + | * As described by the wiki page [[Homeostasis]] stability will require changes to the system of laws to enforce some level of stability. Unfortunately there seems to be no consensus on how that can be legislated in the current political systems. | ||
| + | * It is empirically clear that the current state of the world's identity ecosystems are not currently stable. | ||
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| + | ==Solutions== | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
[[Category:Glossary]] | [[Category:Glossary]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:30, 17 February 2023
Contents
Full Title or Meme
A system can be considered stable when external changes can be accommodated without major disturbance to the status quo.
Stability is boring. Is that good or bad?
Context
- Control theory is the study of enabling stabile system, whether static or dynamic.
- An identity ecosystem can be considered stable when the binding of an identifier to an object can be trusted over some extended period.
Problems
- In an evolving Ecosystem stasis typically results in replacement. Even though the stabile species may survive in niches for millennia.
Static Stability
- A system can be considered stable when the mechanisms inside the system provide a restorative force against changes that does not cause wild variations in the state of the system.
- A control system that is stable may have mild overcorrection, but when that is limited to one cycle, it is considered to be critically damped.
- Such a system can be called Homeostatic.
Dynamic Stability
- When the system is not stable without external inputs, it is considered to be dynamically stable when such external inputs are available and operational.
- As described by the wiki page Homeostasis stability will require changes to the system of laws to enforce some level of stability. Unfortunately there seems to be no consensus on how that can be legislated in the current political systems.
- It is empirically clear that the current state of the world's identity ecosystems are not currently stable.
