Human Patterns
Patterns may be easily observed in nature. Patterns may bring comfort to both the human observing and the human participating in these patterns. Patterns may be both positive and negative, good, bad, creative, destructive, relaxing, and terrifying. Ultimately, a pattern can be described as two opposite states at the same time. Once understood, patterns may be leveraged for either general or specific outcomes. In the human world, a pattern can often be referred to as a habit. In the context of discussion for SASE, a pattern may be thought of as a series of habits that can be collectively described as human behavior.
A pattern can be made, changed, broken, employed, copied, seen, heard, and felt. Each human has an aggregate pattern, and that pattern has an infinite number of customizations available. If that pattern becomes one of continual improvement through education, trial, and error, then there are potentially no limits to that human's achievement. Together...
