tag-RIMC

Occurrence of tag

The RIMC tag is a specific label linked to all pages (see title-list below) with information about the subject 'RIMC'.
Furthermore, you will find occurrences of RIMC in certain knowledge domains of this book, such as: Cosmology, Chemistry, Biology, Psychology, Communication, and even Governance.

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Explanation of keyword

RIMC is the main theme of Part 5 Topic 'RIM-Cybernetics' within the Book.
You may find information, such as descriptions, explanations, images, and sometimes statistics.

Meaning / Definition

RIMC stands for: Reception-Integration-Manipulation Cybernetics.
The steps or phases in RIM Cybernetics are RIMF: Reception-Integration-Manipulation-Feedback.
RIMC can also stand for: RIM-cycle (because the term 'cycle' assumes a feedback loop).
As for the time dimension: actually RIM-Feedback is not a static cycle but a cause-and-effect spiral in time.

A RIMF pattern of steps forms a circular cause-and-effect chain of events in any reality domain.
It is also called: a circular succession of factors that influence each other over a span of time.
In an educational environment, a RIMF-cycle is called: a Learning Cycle (with reward/reinforcement).

On many Book-pages you may see the coloured RIMF block pattern (see below). This pattern will denote the phase within a RIM-cycle as to knowledge elicitation in that page. So, the RIMF-kernel is displayed from the perspective of the book story. It tells you at which learning stage you should read that page.

My ultimate goal is to write the book in the form of a RIM-cycle (recursively or hologrammatically).
Hologrammatic framing:
I try to present each RIM cycle as overlapping layers (molecular → anatomical → ecological → cultural) so you may see how observation, theory, prediction/manipulation, and feedback interlock across scales.

Reference

Lots of book pages contain a RIMF block pattern at the bottom of their page. For example:

Many pages with these RIMF-blocks are not included in the overview below, because the list would then become too long. You will see only the important pages with explanation about RIMC.

Below is a searchable list with Titles of web pages that are labelled with this tag: