Ado (B)
Layer: B
Vector 1
Type: function Relation: attention diversion
Vector 2
Type: operation Relation: social amplification
Vector 3
Type: role Relation: misinterpretation
Description
Ado functions as an operational mechanism that diverts attention away from core processes and redirects energy toward irrelevant signals. It describes how small events interrupt workflow when they are amplified by group reactions. In this layer ado becomes a functional force that slows systems by creating unnecessary movement around minor triggers. It acts as a catalyst for inefficiency because participants respond to impressions rather than verified information. Ado demonstrates how misinterpretation plays an active role in generating operational friction. It shows that functional stability depends on the ability to filter noise before it becomes a shared distraction. The concept reveals how processes become vulnerable when emotional responses circulate faster than factual clarity. Ado therefore operates as a phenomenon that exposes weaknesses in collective decision making.
B
