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The Evolution of Government Systems in Human Society and in Nature

Malicse, Angelito
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Abstract This paper explores why and how all kinds of government systems must evolve both within human society and in harmony with nature. Grounded in three universal natural laws — the Law of Karma (System Free from Error or Defect), the Universal Law of Balance, and the Universal Feedback Loop Mechanism — the study argues that governance, like all natural systems, must evolve to maintain order, justice, and sustainability. Using examples from history, ecology, and modern technology, the paper concludes that the future of human governance lies in aligning man-made systems with the fundamental principles that sustain the natural world.
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