50%

10%

25%

90%

Inability to learn from past processes.

Bias in the data inputted.

Excessive computation power.

 Lack of data privacy.

It decreased by 270%.

It increased by 270%.

It fluctuated unpredictably.

It remained constant.

Humans and computers should compete against each

other.

Humans and computers should collaborate in complex

systems.

Humans will become obsolete in complex systems.

Humans should focus on avoiding AI in complex

systems.

Algorithms can learn from past processes.

AI is a type of algorithm.

AI can change and rewrite itself in response to

data input.

Algorithms are more advanced than AI.

Identity politics is irrelevant in contemporary

political struggles.

The inner self of dignity seeks public recognition,

making identity politics crucial in our time.

Economic considerations overshadow the role of

identity in political actions.

Identity politics is limited to democratic revolutions.

 Ethno-symbolists stress the role of common

ethnic past and shared history in successful nation-building, while

constructivists view national identity as an intellectual artifact and

emphasize the role of elites in constructing symbols and traditions.

Ethno-symbolists and constructivists have

similar views on the role of elites in shaping national identity.

Ethno-symbolists emphasize the importance of an

intellectual artifact in national identity, while constructivists focus on the

role of a common ethnic past.

Ethno-symbolists argue that national identity is a

construct facilitated by mass media, while constructivists believe in the

necessity of shared history and myths.

Narratives can foster a sense of security.

Narratives are always used responsibly by opinion

leaders.

Narratives can be used for fear and hate

mongering, fostering insecurity, and promoting disinformation.

Narratives have no impact on identity politics.

Identity politics is unrelated to the

mobilization of social groups.

Identity politics requires a distinction between the

categories of 'us' and 'them' for public goods distribution and social

mobilization.

Identity politics promotes equal distribution of

public goods.

Identity politics is solely focused on economic

considerations.

A form of diplomatic warfare.

A combination of economic and political pressure.

A set of military threats only.

A coordinated use of military and non-military means

and methods.