Economics and Finance

Trusting the Intertwined: Modeling Enhanced GRIT Through Borromean Humanity and the Logic of Not via Coupled Riccati ODEs

Authors: Victor Christianto, Florentin Smarandache
Comments: 12 Pages.

This article extends the framework of "intertwined humanity" — conceptualized throughNeutrosophic Complete Graphs and Borromean rings, and interpreted via Shigenori Nagatomo's"Logic of Not" — to propose a conceptual model for enhancing Graduated and Reciprocated Initiatives in Tension-reduction (GRIT). We posit that conflict reduction, particularly the crucial mutual increase of trust, is a deeply coupled and non-linear process that transcends binary states. By integrating the systemic interdependence of Borromean structures, the nuanced ambivalence captured by the "Logic of Not," and the inherent complexities of human interaction (as per Ubuntu), we develop atheoretical model using coupled Riccati Ordinary Differential Equations (ODEs). This approach aims to illuminate how GRIT initiatives, perceived through a "Logic of Not" lens, can shift conflict dynamics towards a stable state of mutual trust, reflecting the intertwined nature of human well-being and paving the way for more robust peace-building strategies.
Category: Economics and Finance