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Society
Societies are made up of a shifting number of individuals
Not all individuals within a society are in agreement with each other
Societies are organized into groups
Societies cannot want, think, desire, or act, they are ephemeral
Individuals and groups within societies want, think, desire, and act
Society is random, paradoxically, the more random a society is the more stable it is
Pleasing one group in a society displeases others
No society is without problems
All societies, of whatever size, sophistication or location, suffers from human frailties,
emotion and faith and problems at near the same constant rate through all history
The way society deals with these is culture, law and politics
Societies change over time
Societies are subject to collective emotion and faith, and culture
Societies do not have rights, only obligations
Societies are made up of a shifting number of individuals
Not all individuals within a society are in agreement with each other
Societies are organized into groups
Societies cannot want, think, desire, or act, they are ephemeral
Individuals and groups within societies want, think, desire, and act
Society is random, paradoxically, the more random a society is the more stable it is
Pleasing one group in a society displeases others
No society is without problems
All societies, of whatever size, sophistication or location, suffers from human frailties,
emotion and faith and problems at near the same constant rate through all history
The way society deals with these is culture, law and politics
Societies change over time
Societies are subject to collective emotion and faith, and culture
Societies do not have rights, only obligations