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{truth + structure} & {truth + instruction} & {structure + instruction} also {truth + obstruction}, in the sense of obstructing untruth. {truth + structure}: the design (of artifacts, institutions, etc.) according to rigorously rational principles; and to the extent possible, in a way that encodes for the communication / perpetuation of the (artifact, institution, etc.). {truth + instruction}: communication / perpetuation of {truth + structure} theory. {structure + instruction}: communication / perpetuation of {truth + structure} practice. {truth + obstruction}: use of truthstructured reason to thwart untruth and unreason. This definition is somewhat self-referential, but that seems appropriate for a word that is being truthstructurally designed to describe complex adaptive systems and their emergent phenomena. Why shouldn't a word have an iterative function for a definition, as opposed to a static definition. Since when are words static entities, anyway?
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