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"content": "With the basic theory established, now we can talk about application. <br/><br/>For this example I'm going to limit the analysis to Jewish organizations within the United States. You could just as easily scale this analysis up to the global level or drill down into a specific organization. <br/><br/>Note: This is an approximate mapping. Most real-world entities inevitably perform the functions of multiple systems. For example, AIPAC formally functions as a System 1 entity which produces government policy outcomes. Informally, AIPAC events and functions serve as a System 2 information channel by bringing together donors who made their fortunes running other System 1 entities.<br/><br/>System of Interest: Network of Jewish organizations in the United States<br/><br/>Purpose of the system: Promotion and advancement of the system, those who identify with it, and those with whom the system identifies.This identity is based on a common origin, history, and culture-mission.<br/><br/>System 1: The primary production centers of communal and economic life:<br/>- Communal life: Individuals, families, neighborhoods, clubs, temples, etc.<br/>- Economic life: Businesses and industries which work to advance the wider system.<br/>- Prominent System 1 entities would be in Finance, Media, Entertainment, Law, Technology, Real Estate, Education, Government, etc. <br/><br/>System 2: The transfer mechanisms for resources and information between System 1 entities and System 3.<br/>- Community organizations, NGOs, and donor networks. Essentially these are the channels that bring together members of the different system 1 entities and provide a common forum.<br/>- Resources from the System 1 economic centers are directed to communal entities via charitable organizations and 'philanthropy'<br/><br/>System 3: In a society-wide system, this function is going to be highly decentralized. Operational norms are going to be formed by narrative professionals like clergy, journalists, and educators.<br/>- A distinction between a system 1 entity (Mass Media like CNN) and a system 3 entity (Internal Media like TabletMag) is the audience.<br/>- In this context, Mass Media is a system 1 entity generating norms for export. Internal Media is generating norms to govern the operation of the community itself.<br/><br/>System 4: Think tanks and intelligence agencies tasked with monitoring external conditions.<br/>- The ADL and Mossad are two perfect examples.<br/><br/>System 5: As with System 3, this function will be handled by multiple organs and may be decentralized. Unlike System 3, it's a lot less obvious what entities comprise it. Rather than one over-arching organization, this function is likely distributed along subject matter lines (foreign policy, economics, domestic policy, etc.)<br/>- The Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations and the American Jewish Committee are possible candidates for System 5 entities.<br/>- The Mega Group may serve as a less formal System 5 entity.",
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