Predicting Existential Sustainability - Collapse

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The equation of enough and the actualization death threshold: preliminary validation of a structural model of existential sustainability and collapse - Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

Humanities and Social Sciences Communications - The equation of enough and the actualization death threshold: preliminary validation of a structural model of existential sustainability and collapse

Francis Fukuyama in The end of history and the last man asks 

How do we know that an apparent lack of "contradictions" in the apparently victorious social system-here, liberal democracy-is not illusory, and that the progress of time will not reveal new contradictions requiring a further stage of human historical evolution?

and provides the answer that

Without an underlying concept of human nature that posited a hierarchy of essential and non-essential human characteristics, it would be impossible to know whether an apparent social peace represented true satisfaction of human longings, rather than the work of a particularly efficient police apparatus, or merely the calm before a revolutionary storm.

This recent paper of mine, I hope that it contributes a bit more to our knowledge of sustainability and collapse.

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