THE NATURAL LAW ON SOCIAL DARWINISM Since continuous recursive disambiguation of

THE NATURAL LAW ON SOCIAL DARWINISM

Since continuous recursive disambiguation of disorder into order produces evolutionary computation, and evolutionary computation produces competition at scale which in turn produces selection, then there are no phenomena that are not subject to selection pressure by evolutionary computation by continuous recursive disambiguation.

As such yes, all associative, cooperative, reproductive, productive, norm-producing, commons-producing, polity-producing, national, and civilizational processes are subject to selection pressure: or what we call Darwinian evolution. As such yes, all social processes are Darwinian.

Yet we have SOME range of control over those Darwinian pressures on individuals in the group, at least within the limit of not impeding our continued evolutionary computation and survival from selection pressures as a group.

So “Social Darwinism” is true. It’s not ‘discredited, debunked, pseudoscientific, or false’. Instead, it is an undesirable natural process we seek to ameliorate under democratic government now that the industrial revolution has divorced us from subsistence farming for the majority of the population, and given us the opportunity to at least attempt it.

And democratic governments generally if not always fail for one reason: the limited degree of distortion of natural selection we can tolerate before military, political, economic, social, and reproductive collapse.

Like the one we are approaching now.

Cheers
Curt Doolittle
The Natural Law Institute