Cellular Stress
Cellular stress = energetic demand > mitochondrial supply
- Axes
- RAAS / HPAA / PMIA
- Poison
- Greed
- Antidote
- Mercy
- Domain
- Healthcare
Tristress Reform Engine
Three upstream stress systems drive the poisons of greed, hatred and pride. This engine scores them across healthcare, justice and acceptance, ranks the 30 reforms that answer them, and simulates what happens when institutions adopt those reforms.
Malsysisal: Mal (maligned, malignant) + Sys (system, order) + Isal (is saved, salvation).
The three systems
Identity Stress
Identity stress = identity threat > identity security
- Axes
- PTA / ESA / CNA
- Poison
- Hatred
- Antidote
- Charity
- Domain
- Justice
Existential Stress
Existential stress = meaning threat > meaning security
- Axes
- SHA / CSA / IPA
- Poison
- Pride
- Antidote
- Inclusion
- Domain
- Acceptance
Poisons and antidotes across the sample
View data table
| Axis | Poison | Antidote |
|---|---|---|
| Greed / Mercy (Healthcare) | 45.5 | 51.2 |
| Hatred / Charity (Justice) | 59.2 | 32.8 |
| Pride / Inclusion (Acceptance) | 58.3 | 38.3 |
Each corner is one domain. The blue triangle is the average poison score of that domain's sample entities; the dashed orange triangle is the average antidote score. A healthy system pulls the blue triangle toward the center and pushes the orange one outward.
The 12 sample entities are fictional and exist to show how the engine behaves. The Method page explains every formula and assumption.