Phillip Williams

The Failure of Human Societies Phillip Williams

Societies, lacking strong ethics, are unstable artificial human inventions that curtail the individual's natural right to find their food and shelter on this planet. These societies have prevented so many people from finding their food and shelter, thereby rendering their artificial construct unstable. Like any system that is in a state of unstable equilibrium, the labile state, the system will not return into the initial state and will attempt to pass into a new state, the state of stable equilibrium. A closed system evolves toward a state of maximum entropy according to the second law of thermodynamics. Human ethics are the sources of energy in societies. A social system in a state of equilibrium will happen when the population perseveres in ethics and all borders have been removed; i.e. a completely open system where people move freely wherever they find ethical behavior and land to feed and shelter them.