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Discourse on Human Misery
Discourse on Human Misery is a systemic philosophical treatise that redefines misery and exploitation not as moral failings, but as a strategy of low performance and Logical Contradiction in relation to the General Law of Cosmic Evolution (GLCE), the only valid metric of efficiency. It posits that the cause of oppression is ontological, the Contradiction of the Self generating the Ontological Burden (existential anguish), which is transferred through Voluntary Servitude (the exchange of responsibility for certainty). The text culminates in the proposition of the Crisis Management System (CMS), a 5-phase algorithm to restore individual Coherence, converting Contradiction into Information and proving that the end of misery is a logical fatality achieved by cognitive efficiency, not by ethical advancement.
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