The path to break down or deconstruct

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The path to break down or deconstruct
Stage 1 – purpose

What is the larger role the object plays  ?
The idea behind the creation

Stage 2 – difference

The versions of creations
The contrasting proofs of the creation
What does it do – stand out for – create
How does that happen – what are the units

Stage 3 – version why purpose is relevant

The authors juxtaposition with the obvious
What does the obvious reading like
State and reinforce purpose 

Stage 4 – delivery 

The role it plays
What does it deliver
How does it deliver
How does it break the delivery
What are the components of the delivery
What sense does it appeal to
What are its controls
In parts what does it deliver
What is the sum delivery of all the parts

Stage 5 – Role

What is the role in life
What time of the day does it matter most
What life stage does it appeal to
What values does it reinforce
What does it simplify
What does it make familiar

Stage 5 – Form

What is its structure
Why is it in that structure
What is its form – what is the ease about the form
What is the hierarchy in this structure
When does this hierarchy break
Stage 6 - Content

What kinds of content does it seek/provide
What is the appeal of the content
How does it arrange
What are the poles of the content
Where does content deliver maximum
Where does it attain maximum authority
What does it say then – how does it state the objective
How is this objective vented

Stage 7 – Competition

What kind of names
What intent / purpose does the name suggest
Explore the various constructs
The idea behind them
Their reason to be

Stage 8 – Collective

What does it change for the collective conscious for the receiver at large
How is the individual transformed as part of this collective
What kinds of acceptance does he activate
What does he seek
What does that enable him to do

Stage 9 – Evolution

Whilst doing this how is the source evolving
What is the trajectory of the change
Where does the source fit into that trajectory
What is the future for all – the source the category & the individual
Who is influencing this change – who has the power to change

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