Preservation of obsolete systems

Failures in recent generations to modernize the major institutional systems of advanced societies has brought those institutions into conflict with cultural aspirations and impaired their capacities to respond to changes in material and social conditions.

1. General obstacles to problem alleviation

1. Obsolete military bases
2. Obsolete methods
3. Obsolete industries
4. Obsolete defence planning
5. Institutional preoccupation with obsolete problems
6. Failure of the zoo as an educational institution
7. Dysfunctional roads
8. Antiquated world socio-economic order

1. Reduced access to institutional resources
2. Persistence of outmoded concepts
3. Outdated regulations
4. Obsolete basis of cultural identity
5. Obsolescence of suburban mode of human settlement
6. Obsolescence of rituals and customs
7. Limited historical method
8. Institutional incapacity
9. Deterioration of development process

1. Undetermined procedures for adapting tradition-bound cultures
2. Structural amnesia in institutional systems
3. Inappropriate assumptions
4. Government resistance to institutional change

1. Architectural obsolescence of building structures

1. Attrition of integrity of institutions

1. Disharmonies of the Large Intestine in the body
2. Conservatism

1. Welcoming obsolescence
2. Updating institutions

1. Self-preservation
2. Preservation
3. Obsolescence