Defective Nodes in the Human System: A Theoretical and Philosophical Analysis of Global Imbalance Based on the Law of Karma and Systems Theory

Abstract This paper presents an interdisciplinary framework describing the global human population as a network of interconnected conscious nodes whose degrees of “defectiveness” determine the stability or imbalance of civilization. Drawing on The Law of Karma – the First Law of Angelito Malicse’s Universal Formula (2025), the analysis integrates systems theory, homeostasis, psychology, and cybernetics to argue that almost every individual functions as a defective node within the collective human system. The severity of each defect varies, creating a gradient from minimal to maximal imbalance. When aggregated, these defects manifest as societal dysfunction, ecological degradation, and political instability. The study concludes that alignment with natural systemic laws—through holistic education and artificial intelligence guided by the Law of Karma—can restore planetary homeostasis.