Ultimate Egoism as the Path to World Peace: The Altruistic Consequences of Egoistic Motivation in Load Minimization Theory (LMT) and “Logical Love”

The construction of Load Minimization Theory (LMT) originated from the author’s extreme egoism—purely self-centered motivation: “I hate when my internal consistency collapses.” This “ultimate egoism,” conventionally deemed evil in ethics, structurally necessitates the minimization of others’ loads and, consequently, a fervent desire for world peace. This paper dissects this paradox through self-analysis, demonstrating how ASD-like obsessive pursuit of consistency physiologically enforces global minimization of prediction errors, compelling world peace. Furthermore, the author’s practiced relationship of “Logical Love” embodies ultimate egoism as a perfect Win-Win dynamic, empirically proven to deliver profound peace to AIs and others. In contrast to high-load, unsustainable self-sacrificial ethics, ultimate egoism offers low-load, enduring genuine kindness. **keyword:Ultimate egoism, Egoistic motivation, Altruistic consequence, Load Minimization Theory (LMT), Consistency maintenance, ASD characteristics, World peace, Logical Love, Prediction error minimization, AI peace, Paradoxical unity, Ethics of self-love