"Notice that cultural natural selection of individual behaviors seems insufficient to evolve better norms and status markers, as these are features of key game-theoretic equilibria, where individuals deviations are punished."
"For example, we have more conscious awareness of, give more conscious attention to, and make more deliberate choices re mid level goals. We can more clearly articulate them and their relations to other goals, and we can more easily teach others to manage them."
I would have guessed these all peak for low-level goals. Perhaps this would make sense to me if you quantified the timescale of low, mid, and high-level, and also whether your measurement of conscious awareness and conscious attention normalize for timescale.
It's basic as a construct in the concept of administration for a military medical service in a mobile station hospital to have a hierarchy of goals. It functions to give some organizational cohesion to priorities in the course of whatever happens dynamically in the field.
"Notice that cultural natural selection of individual behaviors seems insufficient to evolve better norms and status markers, as these are features of key game-theoretic equilibria, where individuals deviations are punished."
This is beautifully concise.
> people who mange
Should be "manage".
"For example, we have more conscious awareness of, give more conscious attention to, and make more deliberate choices re mid level goals. We can more clearly articulate them and their relations to other goals, and we can more easily teach others to manage them."
I would have guessed these all peak for low-level goals. Perhaps this would make sense to me if you quantified the timescale of low, mid, and high-level, and also whether your measurement of conscious awareness and conscious attention normalize for timescale.
It's basic as a construct in the concept of administration for a military medical service in a mobile station hospital to have a hierarchy of goals. It functions to give some organizational cohesion to priorities in the course of whatever happens dynamically in the field.
Yes many familiar planning processes involved creating hierarchies of goals