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Population Decline and the Universal Law of Balance in Nature
Abstract This paper explores the phenomenon of population decline through the lens of the universal law of balance in nature, a foundational principle within the author’s universal formula for solving the problem of free will. It argues that any disruption in a population’s natural reproductive pattern signifies a systemic imbalance between human consciousness, society, and the environment. Through natural and social feedback mechanisms, equilibrium eventually re-emerges, aligning with the homeostatic tendencies inherent in all living and non-living systems.
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