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Ricky Munday: Autopoiesis and Internalized Reasoning Dynamics

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Ricky Munday: Autopoiesis & Internalized Reasoning Dynamics Official Channel of Ricky L. Pinzon — featuring the investigative persona Ricky Munday ( @RickyMunday ) The Closed Loop of Autopoietic Reasoning “We have five of these internalized dynamics to speak on: The first one is the institution assumes its procedures are regular. The second one is the citizen identifies an error. And the third is measured against the institution’s procedures itself. The fourth is because the procedures are presumed to be regular, the allegation is deemed highly unlikely. And number five: the institution cites its own determination, declaring the evidence has no evidentiary value or weight or no evidence at all, and no error occurred on its part. Yeah, so that conclusion becomes itself embedded in the premise.” In systems theory, autopoiesis refers to a syste...

Ricky Munday: Presumptions as the Beginning of Judicial Inquiry

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Ricky Munday: Presumptions as the Beginning of Judicial Inquiry Official Channel of Ricky L. Pinzon — featuring the investigative persona Ricky Munday ( @RickyMunday ) Regularity Facilitates Administration; Infallibility Destroys Accountability “Any institution committed to equal fairness, equality, general delivery of justice must remain impartial and fair, and disciplined in its confidence in its process... A presumption of regularity is defensible, and a presumption of infallibility is not. And the former facilitates the administration, and the latter forecloses on its accountability. Transparency becomes evaporation of smoke—just dissipates. And when accountability is foreclosed on, the institution no longer evaluates the claims against itself; it merely reproduces its own certainty. They say, ‘we did nothing wrong.’” In this segment, R...