The research on the functionality of actions in social, economic, and business environments developed at The Unicist Research Institute, led to the discovery of the functionality of binary actions to generate results and avoid the reactions generated by actions.

Unicist binary actions are two synchronized actions that, on the one hand, open possibilities by adding value, and on the other hand, ensure the achievement of results in adaptive environments. They are two complementary actions that work together to achieve a predefined purpose.

These actions are based on the functionality of things or processes and are composed of two parts: the first action opens possibilities by adding value, while the second action ensures results by integrating the purpose and the energy conservation function.

Unicist binary actions are necessary in adaptive environments where cause-effect relationships are uncertain and feedback-dependent. They allow for a strategic approach, including maximal strategies to grow and minimum strategies to ensure results.

They are designed by considering the purpose they seek to achieve and the conditions of the environment in which they will be executed. The design process involves the following steps:

Identify the purpose: Determine the specific objective or desired outcome that the binary actions should accomplish. This purpose should be aligned with the overall strategy or direction of the organization or individual.

Define the environment: Understand the conditions, constraints, and opportunities of the environment in which the binary actions will be executed. This includes identifying the main stakeholders, their interests, and the external factors that may influence the actions.

Define the first action: Design the first action that will open possibilities and add value towards the achievement of the purpose. This action should consider the resources available and leverage them effectively to create new opportunities or possibilities.

Define the second action: Design the second action that will ensure results and integrate the purpose with the energy conservation function. This action should consider the feedback received from the environment and make the necessary adjustments to ensure the achievement of the purpose.

Synchronize the actions: Ensure that the two actions are synchronized and work together to achieve the purpose. This involves determining the sequence, timing, and coordination between the actions to maximize their effectiveness.

Monitor and adjust: Continuously monitor the progress and results of the binary actions and make the necessary adjustments based on the feedback received. This allows for adaptive management and ensures that the actions remain aligned with the changing conditions of the environment.

By following these steps, the design of unicist binary actions becomes a structured and systematic process that enhances the effectiveness and efficiency of the actions taken.

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