Principlev1PR-1007
Control outcomes by designing the system within which…
Control outcomes by designing the system within which decisions are made—boundaries, feedback loops, standards, escalation criteria—rather than controlling individual decisions directly.
Why This Is a Principle
Derives from The behavior of a system arises from its structure… (system structure determines behavior), Every system is perfectly designed to get the results… (systems are designed for their results), and Schemas as Knowledge Organization Structures (schemas organize knowledge and guide processing). The principle prescribes systemic control over direct intervention. Actionable, general, and clearly derived from systems thinking axioms.