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Systems Of Survival
Whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.

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last edited by BillSeitz on Aug 9, 2008 8:10 pm

In ISBN:0679748164 defines as a society with a reasonably workable guardian-commercial symbiosis, meaning a combination of two opposing systems/syndromes. Not that you just mush them up (which leads to [Monstrous Moral Hybrids]), but rather that you follow one when acting in that capacity. ()

Book is written in the form of a dialogue among 4+ people. Kinda a salon gathering initiated by one person concerned with commercial breaches of the [Web Of Trust].

(A big frustration with this book - no index!)

There are 2 distinct moral syndromes because there are exactly 2 ways of : Taking (Guardian) and Trading (Commercial).

The and are also defined here

-s accepted across the syndromes: cooperation, , moderation, mercy, [Common Sense], foresight, judgement, competence, perseverance, faith, energy, patience, .

Some of the dichotomy comes from [Platos Republic].

Some [Monstrous Moral Hybrids]:

Similarly, cases of [Systemic Moral Corruption] ()

Thoughts on the origins of [TradIng]: not a village market, not a post- invention, but used by tribes of hunter-gatherers ().

Demands for new /[Land Reform] as conquered peoples break free of the ideologies brought with conquest. In 1904 there were only 50 sovereignties in the world. (Now roughly 200.)

-friendly inventions - new -s that stay within the morals and functions of the one syndrome involved

Two approaches to maintaining separation/symbiosis of the two -s


[Chris Phoenix] posits a 3rd [Information Syndrome]. I have said that Guardian ethics are best for dealing with or negative-sum situations, and Commercial ethics are best for dealing with situations. The invention of computers has created [Unlimited Sum] situations. Nice comparison table.

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