Laws of Systemantics by John Gall

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  1. The Primal Scenario or Basic Datum of Experience: Systems in general work poorly or not at all. (Complicated systems seldom exceed five percent efficiency.)
  2. The Fundamental Theorem: New systems generate new problems.
  3. The Law of Conservation of Anergy{sic}: The total amount of anergy in the universe is constant. (”Anergy” := ‘human energy’)
  4. Laws of Growth: Systems tend to grow, and as they grow, they encroach.
  5. The Generalized Uncertainty Principle: Systems display antics. (Complicated systems produce unexpected outcomes. The total behavior of large systems cannot be predicted.)
  6. Le Chatelier’s Principle: Complex systems tend to oppose their own proper function. As systems grow in complexity, they tend to oppose their stated function.
  7. Functionary’s Falsity: People in systems do not do what the system says they are doing.
  8. The Operational Fallacy: The system itself does not do what it says it is doing.
  9. The Fundamental Law of Administrative Workings (F.L.A.W): Things…

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