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<blockquote class="definition">A '''Debacle''' is a catastrophic personal or collective failure to attain [[Full Potential]], typically the consequences of a failure establish even a semblence of [[Alignment]] and [[Connect|Connection]]. A '''Personal Debacle''' occurs usually when an individual [[Seven Essential Needs|Essential Needs]] are thwarted. A '''Collective Debacle''' occurs when a society or a species' technological, administrative, economic, and military prowess outpaces its progress on healing and reconnection. </blockquote>
<blockquote class="definition">A '''Debacle''' is a catastrophic personal or collective/evolutionary failure to fully [[Alignment|Align[ and . A debacle occurs usually when a species' technological, administrative, economic, and military prowess outpaces its ability to heal and reconnect, usually because an addicted [[Accumulating Class]]<ref>Sosteric, Mike. "How Money Is Destroying the World." The Conversation, 2018. https://theconversation.com/how-money-is-destroying-the-world-96517</ref> cannot be made to release its control over [[The System]]. Debacle leads to devastating evolutionary setback. </blockquote>


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<ref>TODO, add an entry for Maslow's view of Tragedy which is basically a tentative recognition of the emotional and psychological consequences of failure to achieve one's [[Full Potential]]</ref> {{#ask:[[Is a syncretic term::Debacle]]}}


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A personal debacle is characterized by psychological, emotional, and physiological collapse. it is "hitting rock bottom.
A debacle is an [[End of Stage]] risk/occurrence. A debacle occurs when a species has developed advanced economic, political, technological, and military systems without healing and a concomitant [[reconnection]]. A debacle typically occurs because a disconnected species is being "held back" and consequently cannot unfold enough to handle the powers provided by advanced financial, technological, and administrative capacity.
 
A collective debacle is characterized by ecological, economic, social, political, and military spiral into self-destruction.  
 
A collective debacle typically occurs because a disconnected species is being "held back" and consequently cannot unfold enough to handle the powers provided by advanced financial, technological, and administrative capacity.  


Collective debacles typically do not wipe out a society or species, but they can cause an inordinate amount of unnecessary suffering, and they can set things back years, decades, or even centuries. For this reason, an [[Intervention]] may be staged to facilitate [[Graduation]].
A debacle is characterized by ecological, economic, social, political, and military spiral into self-destruction.  


=== Maslow's Thoughts ===
Debacles typically do not wipe out a species, but they can cause an inordinate amount of unnecessary suffering, and they can set a species back several decades or more. For this reason, an [[Intervention]] may be staged to facilitate [[Graduation]].
In an unpublished article entitled ''The Psychology of Tragedy,'' Abraham Maslow provides a wash list of personal and collective debacles, i.e., failures to align,connect, and actuate [[Full Potential]]. "being ejected from the Garden of Eden" (a state of aligned connection), "what would have been," "lack of fulfillment," "the cutting-off of growth," "the interruption of the smooth working-out of one’s promise, faith, calling, mission, or vocation by external catastrophe, illness, or death..."<ref>Maslow, Abraham H. “The Psychology of Tragedy.” In ''Future Visions: The Unpublished Papers of Abraham Maslow'', edited by Edward Hoffman. Sage Publications, 1996. p. 53</ref> As Maslow says, "Most of these dilemmas are gaps between what we are and what we could be or where we are and where we could be..."<ref>Maslow, Abraham H. “The Psychology of Tragedy.” In ''Future Visions: The Unpublished Papers of Abraham Maslow'', edited by Edward Hoffman. Sage Publications, 1996. p. 54</ref>


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Debacle

A Debacle is a catastrophic personal or collective/evolutionary failure to fully [[Alignment|Align[ and . A debacle occurs usually when a species' technological, administrative, economic, and military prowess outpaces its ability to heal and reconnect, usually because an addicted Accumulating Class[1] cannot be made to release its control over The System. Debacle leads to devastating evolutionary setback.

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Debacle > Armageddon

Notes

A debacle is an End of Stage risk/occurrence. A debacle occurs when a species has developed advanced economic, political, technological, and military systems without healing and a concomitant reconnection. A debacle typically occurs because a disconnected species is being "held back" and consequently cannot unfold enough to handle the powers provided by advanced financial, technological, and administrative capacity.

A debacle is characterized by ecological, economic, social, political, and military spiral into self-destruction.

Debacles typically do not wipe out a species, but they can cause an inordinate amount of unnecessary suffering, and they can set a species back several decades or more. For this reason, an Intervention may be staged to facilitate Graduation.

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  1. Sosteric, Mike. "How Money Is Destroying the World." The Conversation, 2018. https://theconversation.com/how-money-is-destroying-the-world-96517