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The clockwork mechanism is a perfect example of the
            parts of the system, i.e. the whole. If only the segment

            measuring seconds is used, only that segment will work
            well but not the clock as a whole, its hands, pendulum or

            alarm. Yet, for the whole mechanism to work well all its

            parts should be synchronized and precise. The same goes
            for the banks and corporations today. They may work fine

            now, but they may not be aware that soon they will ruin
            the whole and this will inevitably affect their own work. In

            light of dialectical realism, some knowledge of mechanics
            could be used here. In order for them to work in harmony

            as a whole, all the elements of the social relations within a

            system must be in sync.

            To make this point clear, a list is given, consisting of

            several moments that follow one another to form the basis
            of the solution.


            Example 1

            Why would I want changes if this system works well for
            me? I have money, the police protects me, I feel safe and

            secure. I am comfortable, so why change?

            Everything I have is legal. I live in a fine house, I have

            good neighbours, we are all satisfied. In the evenings, I go
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