It has been said that the difference between static and dynamic processes is similar to the difference between throwing a rock in the air versus throwing a bird in the air. Why does this analogy work? Group of answer choices

Rocks and static processes can interact with the environment (i.e., gravity/taxes); birds and dynamic processes do not

Birds (i.e., living things) and dynamic processes can be optimized more easily than rocks and static processes

Similar to throwing rocks, Managers can deploy static processes; however, birds and dynamic processes cant be deployed at will

Rocks and static processes can be predicted more easily than birds and dynamic processes