Cybernetics and the Security-State

The dominance of nature taught by cybernetics and security imperialists is the purpose of technology. But those who trust the boss' s boss assert that mastery of adult children is the purpose of education. Education is not an essential order for intergenerational relationships, so if we want to use this term, learn from it, rather than children, then. Likewise, technology is not related to nature and human beings. Human has completed development as seeds thousands of years ago, human beings have just started as seeds.

Wiener defines cybernetics as "science of control and communication in animals and machines". This definition closely links cybernetics with automatic control theory and physiology, especially the physiology of the nervous system. For example, a "controller" may be a human brain capable of receiving a signal from a "monitor" (eye) about the distance between the reaching hand and the object to be picked. The information that the monitor transmits to the controller is called feedback, and based on this feedback, the controller can give instructions to move the observed behavior (touch range of the hand) closer to the target action (pickup object). In fact, some of the earliest studies in cybernetics was to study rules governing the occurrence of human behavior to build prostheses that may be related to the brain.

Social cybernetics is based on behavioral cybernetics in a wider field and assumes that human behavior is controlled as a closed loop or cybernetic process (Smith, 1972; Smith and Smith, 1966; Smith et al ., 1994). Behavioral cybernateness is particularly evident in social interactions between two or more individuals. This is because everyone in the social environment must control sensory feedback not only through their actions and functions but also through sensory feedback generated by dialogue with one or more social participants is. Studies of relationships between interpersonal relationships and group interactive sensory feedback and sensory feedback control represent the focus of social cybernetics aimed at characterizing closed loop behavior. Smith and Smith, 1987, 1988)