There are three key activities we constantly do in an effort to align social behaviors, we judge, we repair and we validate situations. In this section we review them in detail and how they relate to the DREMSI method
To better utilize the DREMSI method, it is essential to visualize how does it applies after someone «broke expectations». In this episode we explore the cycle of Ethics, addressing the many feedback loops in the process of formalizing social expectations.
The last section of phase two, where we handle the complicated idea of going beyond our role’s expecations. Here is where we navigate on the concept of altruism and social change.
In this section we discuss in detail how to organize the options at hand and select the one that causes the least injury, a very intuitive process but with intresting mechanics behind every action.
In this section we introduce the decision making logic used in the DREMSI theory; to provide the right context we review the most common judgment logics in the world of Ethics.
One of the most critical sections of the whole thesis, is what do we understand as an Injury and how do we estimate the intensities. In this part of the DREMSI methodology we deep dive into Injuries so that we can make better judgment of the dilemmas.
In this episode we get into details about the DREMSI methodology, highlighting the characteristics of each steps as well as the common mistakes that happen during application.
In the last section of this episode we go deeper on the nature of Roles, highlighting the commonality across relational spaces and why this becomes a problem for the individual that is constantly challenged to switch roles.
Using the previous explorations on the nature of complexity and relational dynamics, let us use the key concepts and visualize how does this influence our understanding of injuries within a relational space.
Time to explore the undeniable power dynamics that exist within all relational spaces. This episode bring the theory closer to important ethical concepts such as dignity and power. A must have stop in our journey towards building a robust ethical framework.