The verdict is in. And it is devastating for the Western academy.
This book delivers the formal rebuttal to economic determinism —the belief that societal change is driven by material factors (resources, demographics, technology).
Book 5.7: Societal Evolution is now available.
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The book proves that societal change is not driven by material factors (resources, demographics, technology) :
The Tas Tepelar were built by hunter-gatherers who had not yet domesticated a single plant or animal. Economic determinism says this is impossible. The Tas Tepelar prove it is not.
The Great Bifurcation : The West and China had similar resources, demographics, and technologies. Yet they evolved in radically different directions. Economic determinism cannot explain this.
The Imperial Cycle : Empires rise and fall in a cyclical pattern driven by the structural limits of their knowledge paradigm —not by material factors.
The ETI/ETII Literature : The emerging science of Evolutionary Transitions in Individuality independently confirms that culture —not economics— is driving human evolution.
The choice before us :
Late Western Modernity stands at a crossroads. The path we are currently on —the continuity of atomistic hegemony— leads inexorably to collapse. But there is another path : the reconciliation of atomism and holism, the conscious return to "knowledge at the service of alleviating human suffering".
The choice is not a matter of economics. It is a matter of knowledge formation.
A sign of hope :
China's reconciliation of its traditional holism with Western atomism is a unique evolutionary experiment —a proof of concept that the transition to After-Modernity is possible.
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Let us build a better tomorrow together.
Laodan


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