Testimonlialism, Propertariaisnm, Market Government, and Sovereignty are equally

Testimonlialism, Propertariaisnm, Market Government, and Sovereignty are equally good for all nations. And it is only with in nations that we may in fact be sovereign. Because it is only in nations that we can create the commons necessary to incrementally domesticate, and transcend our families in to the aristocracy we envy, and the gods we seek to be.

I am not racist. I am a classist in the sense that the evil 80’s and below are a burden for all nations. I am a culturist, in the sense that all cultures consist of myths, traditions, norms, and laws, that either advance sovereignty and transcendence, inhibit it, or actively devolve law, norm, tradition, myth and genetic transcendence.

There is no extended family that we call ‘nation’ that cannot transcend the animal man, to fully rational human, to transcendent god we seek, if we practice testimony, property, market government, and sovereignty.

But we must, as we evolved, bear our own costs of that transformation. Otherwise we do not practice sovereignty. We merely practice parasitism.

The only substantial differences between the races that I have uncovered is verbal acuity achieved by the process of reduction of gender dimorphism through reproductive selection, and reduction in impulsivity achieved by the process of pedomorphic reproductive selection, the demand for rational intertemporal planning caused by cold climate agrarianism, the upward redistribution of consumption and reproduction to the middle and upper classes under various forms of manorialism, and the consistent culling of the lower classes by war, famine, disease, and aggressive hanging or murder of the impulsively criminal.

Yet in the current era this problem is easily circumvented by a one-child policy except for those that have reached a certain income level.

By one child policy alone, within a few generations, the underclasses will reduce and the middle and upper classes reproduce, and the functional difference between superstitious, theological, philosophical, and empirical nations will disappear, as demand for comforting falsehood is eliminated, and the information in the normative commons adjusts, and so do all its institutions, to suit the needs of the new distribution of abilities.

The bottom is far more harmful than the top is beneficial. We need not try to manufacture superhumans. We need only prevent the reproduction of inferior humans – something which the 20th century has inverted – much to our dismay.