• Front Matter () ^[10]
  • (Cover)
  • (Half Title)
  • (Title Page)
  • (Copyright)
  • (Quotes Page)
  • Dedication
  • Table of Contents
  • Acknowledgements
  • Foreword
  • The Preface
• The Introduction ^[20]
  • Introduction
  • The Crisis
  • Why The Present Conflict, and What We Can Do About It
  • Yali’s Question Revisited
  • The Risks
  • “What is to be done”-Lenin
  • Our Next Great Endeavour
  • The Program Contents
  • The Synthesis
  • Our Mission
  • How To Read This Book
  • Ideology, Philosophy, Law, or Science? ^[2]
    • Reformation: The Study of Man Before and After Propertarianism
    • Introduction – Philosophy – Notes
  • What You Will Like – And Not
  • The Audience
  • Bias and Voice
  • A Challenge
  • The Terms
  • Style
• Part I – The Methodology ^[9]
  • 1. The Science
  • 2. The Logic
  • 3. The First Principle ^[4]
    • 1. The Physical Universe
    • One Cause and One Dimension
    • Summary: How The Universe Computes
    • 2. The Generalization
  • 4. The Method
  • 5. Summary of the Methodology
• Part II – Physical Laws of Nature ^[32]
  • 1. Physics ^[1]
    • Classical Modeling vs Mathiness
  • 2. Life (Biology) ^[1]
    • 1. Biology
  • 3. The Evolution of Man
  • 4. Biological Facilities
  • 5. Brain Facilities ^[9]
    • 1. Gross Anatomy of the Nervous System
    • 2. The Cortex
    • 3. Neurons
    • 4. Columns
    • 5. Vision
    • 6. Hippocampal Region
    • 7. Frontal Cortex
    • 8. Circuits
    • 9. Summary Neural Economy
  • 6. Mental Faculties ^[14]
    • 1. Faculties – Sensation
    • 2. Faculties – Embodiment
    • 3. Faculties – Sentience
    • 4. Faculties – Perception
    • 5. Faculties – Qualia
    • 6. Faculties – Sex – Physical Organization
    • 7. Faculties – Intuition, Valuation, Prediction
    • 7a. Memory
    • 8. Faculties – Consciousness
    • 9. Faculties – Attention
    • 10. Faculties – Reason (Spectrum)
    • 11. Faculties – Mind
    • 12. Summary Cognitive Economy
    • 14. Summary Psychological Economy
  • 11. Summary of Part II -Laws of Nature
• Part III – Behavioral Laws of Nature ^[78]
  • 1. Psychology (Before) ^[20]
    • 1. Instincts ^[6]
      • Acquisition
      • Demonstrated Interest
      • Loss Aversion
      • Defense
      • Homeostasis
      • Prey Drive
    • 2. Sex – Bias
    • 3. Emotions
    • 4. Aesthetics
    • 5. Personality
    • 6. Intelligence
    • 6a Development (move?)
    • 7. Agency
    • 8. Uncertainty
    • 9. Mindfulness (noise reduction)
    • 10. Commensurability
    • 11. Compatibility
    • 12. Sortition
    • 13. Identity
  • 2. Interpersonal Psychology ^[11]
    • 1. Cooperation
    • 2. Trust
    • 3. Self-Image
    • 4. Reputation
    • 5. Morality (Ethics and Morality)
    • 6. Moral Biases
    • 7. Virtues and Vices
    • 8. Tolerance and Forbearance
    • 9. Rationality
    • 10. Cognitive Biases
    • 11. Summary Behavioral Economy
  • 3. Social Psychology (During) ^[5]
    • 1. Compatibilism
    • 2. Organization
    • 3. Influence
    • 4. Conflict
    • 5. Summary Social Psychology Economy
  • 4. Sociology (Cooperationism) ^[21]
    • 1. Cooperation (During) ^[3]
      • 1. Economics – Time
      • 3. Sustainable Networks of Specialization and Trade
      • 2. Markets
    • 2. Reproductive (Informal) Organization ^[5]
      • 1. The Family
      • 2. Family, (Clan, Tribe) Capital
      • 3. Parenting
      • 4. Class – Sorting
      • 5. Generations – Sorting
    • 3. Commons Organization (After) ^[10]
      • Summary Political Economy
      • 3. Culture
      • 4. Metaphysics
      • 5. Religion
      • 6. Education
      • 7. Training
      • 8. Art
      • 2. Informal Insitutions
      • 9. Summary of Cultural Economy
      • 1. Human Capital
  • 5. Politics ^[15]
    • 1. Elites ^[6]
      • 1. Financial and Commercial Elites
      • 2. Intellectual Elites
      • 3. Religious Elites
      • 4. Tribal Elites
      • 5. Political Elites
      • 6. Military Elites
    • 2. Formal Institutions
    • 3. Order of Institutions
    • 4. Politics within the Order
    • 5. The Nation
    • 6. The State
    • 7. The Government
    • 8. The Bureaucracy
    • 9. Civs Empires Federations and Leagues
  • 6. Summary of Cooperative Economy (Sociology)
• Part IV – Evolutionary Laws of Nature ^[27]
  • 1. Groups ^[2]
    • 1. Human Evolution
    • 2. Human Variation
  • 2. Group Strategy ^[12]
    • 1. Geography
    • 2. Competitors
    • 3. Military Strategy
    • 4. Relationship Between Military and Commoners
    • 5. Economic Strategy
    • 6. Group Ethics
    • 7. Elites and Institutions
    • 8. Institutions of Cultural Production
    • 9. Demographics
    • 10. Scale – Why Can and Can’t Some Scale
    • 11. Lifecycles
    • 12. Summary of Group Strategy
  • 3. Group Strategies ^[9]
    • 1. European Group Strategy
    • 2. Japanese Group Strategy
    • 3. Chinese Group Strategy (East Asian)
    • 4. Indian Group Strategy
    • 5. Muslim (South Eurasian)
    • 6. Jewish (Diasporic Semitic)
    • 7. Gypsy (Diasporic Indic-Iranic)
    • 8. African (The Four Models)
    • 9. Summary of Group Strategies
  • 4. Summary of Evolutionary Laws of Nature
• Part V – Formal Laws: Decidability ^[8]
  • 1. Language
  • 2. Communication (Negotiation)
  • 2. Logics
  • 3. Grammars
  • 5. Epistemology
  • 6. Decidability
  • 7. Truth and Meaning
  • 9. Falsehood and Deceit
• Part VI – Law ^[20]
  • XX. Summary Of The Law (Solving the Institutional Problem)
  • XX. Applying the Law
  • XX. Government By The Law
  • XX. Strategy Under The Law
  • XX. The Synthesis ^[1]
    • Test Doc Under Synthesis
  • XX. Findings of the Law ^[13]
    • Application of The Law ^[2]
      • Rent Seeking
      • Sex Differences
    • Education
    • Life After Death
    • Conspiracy
    • Norms
    • Marriage and Family – Production of Generations
    • Education – Production of Agency
    • Mathematics
    • Economics – Production of Consumption
    • Philosophy
    • The Pseudosciences
• Part VII – Synthesis (Explanation, History) ^[2]
  • Our Challenge
  • Our Choices Going Forward
• Part VIII – What Went Wrong (Our Failures) ^[8]
  • Delayed Phase of the Scientific Revolution
  • False Promise of the Enlightenment
  • Holes In Our Law
  • Ignorance of our domestication of war
  • Ignorance of our Group Strategy
  • Innovations in Deceit
  • Our Failures
  • Restoration of Total War
• Part XI – Conclusion ^[2]
  • Conclusion (Wrap Up)
  • What Must Be Done
• Back Matter ^[9]
  • Back Matter
  • Appendix
  • Quotes
  • Glossary
  • The Cheat Sheet
  • (Publisher Page)
  • Index
  • Back Matter-Transparency
  • Back Page