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Autonomy Drive of One and their world-Formation of the Pattern
Chapter 4 Formation of the Pattern** I n the present condition, the world around me often appears less as a community of humans and more as a field of materials to be navigated—roles, procedures, and aligned behaviors replacing visible conscience. Humanistic values rarely surface openly; instead, people function as extensions of systems, acting with certainty and moral distance rather than judgment. Those who work against an individual, regardless of cause, no longer feel l
J Jayanthi Chandran
3 hours ago
Autonomy Drive of one and their World-From Human Beings to Watchdogs and Weapons
**Chapter 3 From Human Beings to Watchdogs and Weapons** Here, the narrative reaches its most unsettling insight. When systems reward obedience and punish humanity, people stop relating as humans. They become functions—watchdogs, enforcers, instruments. Unlike primitive violence, modern cruelty is bureaucratic. It operates through policies, surveillance, exclusions, and coordinated silence. A person can be erased across work, society, and opportunity without any single actor
J Jayanthi Chandran
3 hours ago
Theories By ME
No. Title (Short / Recognizable) Core Domain 1 Autonomy Drive of One and Their World – Ch.3 Systems, obedience, conscience 2 Open Collective Evaluation Framework (OCEF) Evaluation, MBO alternative 3 Autonomy Drive of One and Their World – Part I Systems & ethics 4 Life of Uncertainty Self-investment, resilience Theory 5 Proposal to WHO Global health governance 6 Investing in the Self Bio-ethical development Theory 7 Evolution Awareness Program (EAP) Ethical continui
J Jayanthi Chandran
19 hours ago
Autonomy Drive of One and their World-When Conscience Is Systematically Replaced-2
Chapter 2: When Conscience Is Systematically Replaced When Humanity Becomes Invisible In this condition, everyone around me feels less like a human presence and more like material I must navigate—objects to be accessed, systems to be crossed, roles to be endured. Humanistic values do not appear openly. Compassion does not announce itself. What I encounter instead are mechanisms—people functioning as extensions of codes, procedures, and outcomes. Those who work against me, reg
J Jayanthi Chandran
4 days ago
Autonomy Drive of One and Their World-1
Chapter 1: The Illusion of Advancement Progress as a Moral Assumption Modern civilization is sustained by one of its most powerful and least questioned beliefs: that progress naturally leads to greater humanity. This assumption underlies political systems, economic models, educational institutions, and technological innovation. Growth is equated with improvement; advancement is treated as evidence of moral evolution. The more sophisticated a society becomes, the more humane i
J Jayanthi Chandran
4 days ago
Total Individual Autonomy within Marginal Institutional Systems: The Marginal Autonomy-System Conflict (MASC) Theory for Soul Autonomy Attainment
Contemporary institutional and organizational systems increasingly rely on standardized procedures and motivation-centric mechanisms to ensure compliance and performance. Despite these efforts, psychological strain, disengagement, and unstable behavioral patterns persist even among individuals whose material and motivational needs are adequately met, revealing a critical gap in existing governance and management models. This paper employs the Global Success Measures Model (GS
J Jayanthi Chandran
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