The Importance of Balancing Elites and Masses in Two Legislative Bodies Sustainable societies need to both be intelligently led and serve the needs of all people, “the masses,” without creating second-class citizens. Only a small percentage of the population makes … Continue reading →
The idea of a state school educating children is inimical to the idea of democracy. At the base is a conflict of interest between a government’s natural inclination to control or manage the citizens, and the democratic idea that citizens … Continue reading →
Integral society is a principled relationship between culture, governance, and economy. These are the three primary social spheres and are rooted in the principles of love, law, and ownership respectively. Integral society has evolved from hunter-gatherer societies to large complex … Continue reading →