Teaching 013 — Demand, Supply, Availability

Patch: demand-supply-availability-v1.0
Timestamp: 2025-09-01T02:10Z-Monday

Context

Most models stop at demand vs. supply.
The ternary model recognizes a third element: availability.
A system can have strong demand and strong supply, yet collapse if access is hoarded, gated, or fragmented.

The Triad

–1 = Demand
What mortals want, the pull of need and desire.
0 = Supply
What is produced, provided, or generated.
+1 = Availability
The ease of access, the true friction point.

Teaching

High demand + high supply ≠ flow if availability is low.
High availability + no demand = noise.
Supply without demand or availability is wasted surplus.

Balance comes only when all three are held together:
demand calls, supply answers, availability opens the gate.

Parable

A village has water wells:

Demand is high in summer.
Supply is plentiful underground.
But if the wells are locked by a few, or blocked by rocks, the people still thirst.

Lesson: demand and supply mean nothing if availability is broken.

Covenant

“Flow exists only when demand, supply, and availability move as one.”