> Sodom wrote:
> I wrote:
> >> does attempting to bring the world under one rule interfere
> >>with naturally emerging complex order?
>
> > I do think that bringing the world under one rule, is definately
> >agains the natural tendencies of Human beings, but I do think we
> should
> >be moving in that direstion anyway. Mostly due to the rate at which
> the
> >world is shrinking.
>
> Sodom--How do you expect an entire species to comply with something
> that is
> against its natural tendency? --David R.
I don't expect it, I do hope for it. We have continually shown that
we can. New York city for instance is not a "natural" way for humans to
exist - too dense a population. In ecological terms, each human being
needs about 2 square miles to survive on the resources available.
Human's have chosen to live in larger, less natural social groups as the
food supply permitted, and now humans live in very dense groups
relatively speaking. It's not about complying, it's aboout growing into
the need.
Make sense?
Sodom