Part I - David Greve

13.1.
If a system comes into existence by a mere authority
commandment, a huge part of the energy raised has to be
used to establish and to preserve the authority.
Here, the following rule applies: The fewer the
arguments of the authority are, the more it has to be
elevated, resp. superelevated.
13.2.
If a dominance value is set due to a practicability
consideration, energy is needed to repeat it again and
again, because doubts have to be repelled in order to
withstand rank conflicts.
13.3.
A forced consequence develops if the reason for the
system „stands“, e.g. if the basic position isn't questioned
anymore. In this case, the use of energy oscillates, it
supports the system in the parts where functional
weakness occurs because the dominance value can't
prevail due to its autonomy.
In this case, a mixed form of the regulation by authority
and argumentation occurs, where often harmony and
completion are pretended that do not exist in reality. On
the contrary, an oversteering can occur in this case
because the values are „called“ too often with different
instruments in different intervals. The oversteering of a
system is one of the typical disorders which can become
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