Relational Driven Concepts: Refactoring the Language Layer

This paper uses relational drive theory (a thinking reboot protocol based on Patent No. 7059476) to analyze and describe current linguistic and structural problem cases. Based on an engineering perspective and the framework proposed by drive theory, it defines the current language system as a "dysfunctional guardrail (or communication bottleneck) in the social operating system." From a global perspective, it reconsiders the communication protocols between each node (individual or group) and redefines and observes the API (interface) and controller functions that connect interrelated parallel nodes. The purpose of this paper is to describe how the traditional design philosophy of viewing "inconsistencies (misunderstandings and discrepancies in meaning)" that arise within a system as errors that should be eliminated leads to stagnation of driving energy, and to present a non-linguistic and symbolic refactoring method that deliberately retains the inconsistencies and transforms them into "driving keys."