/sci/ - Science & Math

Nature and consciousness are not static things
Why would a system of governance be

I can talk about what is rising, but a problem with male thinkers is perceiving in absolutes and 100's. This is the real delusion, but it serves its purpose for confidence in enacting out its measures.
Nature is not a totalitarian thing, but totalitarian thinking is what acts as the spear to carry out change and new structure.
Nature is truly a heterarchy of oscillating hierarchies. What has gone too far and become stagnant or too pervasive puts stress on some aspects of consciousness. So long as it is generative and fruitful, it will remain. But once this ceases, it's inevitable that the axe comes out and it will be usurped. Dormant aspects of consciousness will then begin to arise.
Humans want it all, they just can't have it all at once. Thus, the stage rotates.
This is why the swastika is such a brilliant symbol. It was a pretty big fallacy to attribute it to a totalitarian movement, if the Nazi's were in fact just so.