Fall of the Anglo American Paradigm Part IV

University of Cambridge

Would You Know How To Create A Government?

A generation or over thirty years has transpired since the advent of Mobilization of Empire and Civilization on June 17, 1987. It is now the beginning of Autumn, September 2017. Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria have hit Texas, Florida, Puerto Rico, and other areas in the Caribbean. A major 7.1 magnitude earthquake has struck Mexico with about 250 dead.

Our discussion about the Fall of the Anglo American Paradigm is more focused and direct then it was 30 years past. Under conditions of nearly complete Censorship and Sanitization MOEC Studies has provided unique insights into how humans socialize and form governments.

The political philosophy axiom, Would You Know How to Create a Government?, has historically been fashioned into a Tournament.

We consider the familiar models.

The Paradigm of Laws:

   

Eternal Law

   

Natural Law

  

Positive Law
    

All domains of learning are endeavoring to achieve science. Science is not common sense. It is a system of learning that is based in universal laws and principles where events are predictable and equal to all observers. Human perceptions of individuals are subjective and change from person to person and time to time.

In MOEC Studies, Mechanism and Scientific Determinism are prominently contesting Theism in higher learning. Hence Moral Relativism and Multicultural Diversity are emergent worldwide (Fisher 2005).

At this point in History it is clear in the particular concerning MOEC that we are dealing with a conflict between LGBTi Homosexuality and Opposite Sex Heterosexuality. This Parameter clearly descends from Sexual Emancipation (Schneider 2005). A concern exists between constraint and emancipation itself. It has been fronted by feminism although MOEC is biased to MSM or homosexual and bisexual males. Jones et al has stated that "inadequacies may be a result of a lack of focus on all aspects of sexuality as biopsychosocially determined within current modalities (Jones 2011).

The tabula rasa or the concept that the mind is a blank page on which to write upon as Mao has proffered is important. In this consideration a social engineer, author, or computer programmer has a blank text or template to begin a record or Artifact of information that is retrievable at a future date. The agent of either party of the conflict may choose to propose that his or her work has a relationship or nexus to one or all of the three laws supra (Nollmeyer 2015j).

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