The LAW of Resource Leverage Asymmetry
The LAW of Resource Leverage Asymmetry
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The Concentration of Civilization Resources and the Physics of Tyranny:
ANY resource on Earth or created by man creates leverage. This unmanaged leverage creates unequal power over resources. This unequal power creates pressure across societies foundation. This building pressure leads to the unequal power to naturally attempt to concentrate more power and control over resources. Concentrating of Power and Control creates any of 10 exact Parameters of Resource Leverage Asymmetry. And when these Parameters go unseen or unmanaged, societies build strong Authoritarian systems with Economic Power over 99% of people.
The 10 Parameters of Resource Leverage Asymmetry Non-Democracy, Economic Concentration, and Authoritarian Creation:
1.Government policies that favor elites first over the general public ALWAYS.
2. Weak, closed democracy without protective guardrails 100%.
3. Reckless deregulation that harms public well-being and removes market guardrails.
4. Public goods treated as commodities, not rights ALWAYS.
5. Regressive, loophole-ridden tax code with low or NO top rates above 70% on all resource wealth ALWAYS.
This is the most important parameter rule that ALLOWS Economic Extraction and Authoritarianism creation.
6. Captured, dependent, consolidated media ALWAYS.
7. Suppressed unions and weakened worker power and wages ALWAYS.
8. Corrupt government entangled with corporate power and unfair competition GUARANTEED.
9. Pro-cyclical Strictness austerity and dismantled social insurance during downturns 100%.
10. Unequal justice above democratic law ALWAYS.
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RLA= resource, leverage, asymmetry, pressure, concentration, parameters of concentration
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RLA=f (R x L x A x P x C x P)
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