Category: Natural Law and Reciprocity

THE LAW OF MAN, NATURE, AND NATURE’S GOD.
1) The Defeat of Entropy, by the transendence into gods, by the maximization of rate of evolution, by the maximization of discovery, innovation and adaptation, by the maximization of competition, by the maximization of cooperation, …

2) … by the universal insurance, of the self-determination, by self-determined means, by exchange of sovereignty in demonstrated interests, by reciprocity in display word and deed, limiting all to markets in association, cooperation, production, reproduction, commons, …

3) … polities and war, at the cost of the continuation of natural selection, by the suppression of the reproduction of those demonstrating unfitness for those markets, by failure of self-determination by self-determined means under sovereignty and reciprocity in those markets.

4) Where reciprocity consists in productive, fully informed, warrantable and warrantied, liable, and restitutable, voluntary transfer of demonstrated interests free of imposition of costs by externality on the demonstrated interests of others.

5) Where demonstrated interests consist of cost born by action or cost of forgone action, to construct an interest, without imposing a cost upon the prior demonstrated interests of others.

6) Where the tragedy of the law of man, nature,and nature’s god, is born by the eradication of personal hatred, the extension of personal love to all with promise of sovereignty and reciprocity, the exhaustion of personal forgiveness and personal charity before punishment or war.

7) This is the law of man, nature, and nature’s god, discovered by European Men, and the reason for the disproportionate rate of evolution of superiority in discovery, invention, and adaptation, and the conditions of western civilization above those of others who did not.

8) But as in all laws of the universe, once discovered by any they are available to all. And those who obey those laws of the universe will benefit in degree of consistency with that obedience, and those who do not will suffer in degree with that disobedience.

9) For this is not a law of man, or men, or a philosophy, of man or men, but an inescapable eternal law of nature, of the universe, and the universe’s god.