In our experience, when we’re thinking about self-aware institutions, we usually don’t use them. We’re pretty much stuck with our thinking about institutions on a day-to-day basis, but we’re also on a roll. This is the stuff that comes later in a day and is usually a little bit more difficult to think about when we’re in a house.
The point of institutions is to put humans in an environment where they can be a part of a bigger group or community. We see them as a group of people who are all related or all under the same umbrella and we assume that they act in the best interest of each other. We use the term “group” because in our minds, that is the core of its own self-awareness.
The core of institutions is the group. But what we tend to forget is that, in addition to the group, institutions also have a core of individuals. These individuals will come together to form a group. In fact, these individuals are often the ones who are the most capable of the group’s core functions. That’s why they are called “institutions.” They form these groups to maintain and shape the group’s core functions.
Institutions are so much more than a group. What we tend to forget is that institutions also form a core of individuals. These individuals are the ones who are the most capable of the institutions core functions. Thats why they are called institutions. They form these groups to maintain and shape the groups core functions.
The reason institutions are structured is because they are institutions that maintain and shape the core functions of the groups core functions. They form these groups to maintain and shape the core functions of the groups core functions.
Institutions are people who don’t have the ability to form or maintain groups. They form these groups because they have no core function to maintain and shape, and are therefore unable to form or maintain an institution.
Institutional forms are much more formal and structured. Institutional forms are structured because they have a group core function that they maintain and shape. These groups are structured because they have core functions that they maintain and shape. They maintain and shape these core functions because they are institutions.
Institutional structures are created because the core functions of institutions are not sufficiently distinct for institutions to be able to self-organize. That’s why you need institutions.
For most of human history, human groups were not formed into institutions; they were formed into tribes, clans, and so on. As societies became more collectivist and complex, these tribal and clan-like structures formed. When the world was split into tribes, clans, and so on, there was no way for these tribes or clans to form into institutions.
Institutions were only formed in the middle of that divide and then they were all too late to help solve the problem. It’s the institutions that did the self-organizing. Institutions are formed by people and groups who are organized enough to create institutions. Institutions are formed out of a collection of people and groups who know enough to know how to form institutions.
