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[[wikipedia:Accounting|Accounting]] can also be considered as [[abstract counting]], which is a mechanism to keep causal relationships with documented rigor. The nature of keeping relationships traceable using trust-worthy documentation, yet objectively, and systematically verifiable, must all be grounded in the notion of information [[symmetry]]. | [[wikipedia:Accounting|Accounting]] can also be considered as [[abstract counting]], which is a mechanism to keep causal relationships with documented rigor. The nature of keeping relationships traceable using trust-worthy documentation, yet objectively, and systematically verifiable, must all be grounded in the notion of information [[symmetry]]. | ||
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Something is [[accountable]] or not, can be judged by whether all items are being [[accounted]] for during the project. | |||
Revision as of 07:33, 3 September 2021
Accounting can also be considered as abstract counting, which is a mechanism to keep causal relationships with documented rigor. The nature of keeping relationships traceable using trust-worthy documentation, yet objectively, and systematically verifiable, must all be grounded in the notion of information symmetry.
Accounting and Accountability
Something is accountable or not, can be judged by whether all items are being accounted for during the project.