Belief systems, along with their diverse forms, play a profound role in influencing and shaping the structural organization and developmental trajectory of human society

Why does our world exhibit its current state rather than any other form? What factors shape the current condition of human society and the formation, development, and transformation of various industries? A deeper analysis reveals that the foundational basis of human society lies in the concept of "teaching." Here, "teaching" refers to a belief system comprising diverse types. These types interact, interweave, and exert complex influences, thereby forming a belief system where truth and falsehood, as well as reality and illusion, are difficult to discern. This interpenetration and entanglement may lead individuals to confusion and disorder, potentially resulting in cognitive errors. At the organizational or group level, it may cause the entire organization to experience similar confusion and chaos, and even lead to deviations from the original teachings and ideological concepts, moving in a direction contrary to its intended purpose.

Religion represents only one form of belief systems. Belief can be defined as the recognition, adherence, and alignment with a specific individual, object, or consciousness (including human consciousness and natural consciousness). Beliefs can be categorized into various types, and individuals may exhibit differing attitudes toward them, such as unwavering loyalty, partial acceptance, or shifting allegiance. These diverse beliefs collectively form distinct belief systems, which are often embodied in the concept of "teachings." While "teachings" are frequently associated with religion, they encompass a broader range of categories. The roles and influences of these different categories of "teachings" on the development of human society vary significantly. The various organizations and industry classifications within human society stem from the effects of these distinct belief systems. By examining the types of "teachings" and their developmental patterns, we can systematically understand how they shape the core characteristics (i.e., industry genes) and future trajectories (i.e., industry destinies) of various industries.