If you consider the laws of the universe ‘managerial’ that’s an anthropomorphiza

If you consider the laws of the universe ‘managerial’ that’s an anthropomorphization. Those laws manifest cause and consequence everywhere at all times and there are no exceptions. The question is only the time before the deviation from that law manifests as decline, conquest, or collapse. Perhaps this is one of those cases where numerous historical examples are necessary but then, that’s covered in chapter one of the book I just granted you all access to yesterday. That we focus on rents as internal irreciprocities because that is the prensent need, is no different from focusing on external irresicprocities that are the result of differences in group evolutionary strategies, that always, over time, play out deterministically. in this sense, you can only ‘cheat’ the laws of the unvierse for short periods of time. And that is what you’re advocating. instead I would argue that any bit of irreciprocity (coercion) that produces less deviation from those laws is simply compressing the time necessary for the laws of nature to play out. As usual, I may see this all as obvious and it may not be but there are no exceptions to the rule. All we have is time. The less we deviate from the laws the more time we ‘create’. we may devate from the laws either to produce time or to save time by stealing it, or to buy short periods of time that may result in greater periods of time, or to act to prevent irreciprocity to save time.

It’s all just math. The universe is quite simple. It’s just the prodution of time throught he conversion of energy within the limits of the conservation of energy.

I realize this is perhaps too much for even educated people to grasp quickly but that doesn’t mean it’s not true.

There is no difference between behavioral processes and physical processes other than once we have genetic assemblies and eventually memory and cognition we can seek to outwit determinism and capture energy twe convert into time.

Again I will reinforce that most of you have only known me when I was seriously ill and cognitively suppressed. That illness and suppression continue to dissipate as I recover so some of these things are easier to spot. But additionally, I am able to be slightly more empathic and sympathetic which assists in the struggle to comprehend my failures in ‘connecting the dots’.

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