Why does a System
exist?
What does a System exist for?
Who all constitute a System?
What all should a System exist for?
Let’s see the universally accepted (and rightfully
correct) answers sanctified by the human elements of the human civilization.
Human civilization here means the human
society. Civilization might be a complex term with different and differential
connotations and permutations associated with its various elements, but the
basic driving force of the process of civilization can be defined in the
simplest of the terms – striving to make a society that provides ideal living
conditions to each of its inhabitants.
So, what are the answers that we come across:
Why does a System exist?
To bring an order among the various elements
that, constitute the System. In case of the human civilization, the primary
element of the System is the humans.
What does a system exist for?
Being human first and remain human always – a
System exist for the people it is made up of.
Who all constitute a system?
The human beings who believe in the universal
doctrine of the human civilization of ‘being and remain human’
What all should a System exist for?
To maintain human harmony, to promote ‘human’
growth and to weed out the ‘inhuman’ elements
The in-built and the inherent point of concern of
the System thus should be the ‘human’ existence and:
–
his life;
–
his livelihood;
–
a responsible living with dignity treating every other life in the
same way.
Any deviation from this norm is an accident and
the System needs to be cautious, proactive and reactive to eliminate the accidents.
And a ‘human taking life of a human’ or ‘a man
killing a man’ is the worst accident of all this.
But people in some of the establishments (that
are very well part of the System) say not all the murders are accidents.
When the human civilization is about ‘being and
remain human’, how can they say it?
How can they frame policies on this ill-thought
and misplaced premise?
Isn't it anti to the basic tenet of any human
society - striving to make a society that provides ideal living conditions to
each of its inhabitants.
Isn't it ominous?