Universal Balance Constraints in Human Decision-Making and Societal Stability

This paper proposes a systems-based framework for understanding human decision-making and societal stability through universal balance constraints and feedback laws. It argues that what is traditionally described as free will is, in practice, a law-bounded process shaped by internal states, external conditions, and systemic feedback. Human suffering and societal collapse are reframed not as moral failures but as consequences of systemic error arising from defective assumptions, distorted information, and suppressed correction mechanisms. The paper further argues that a foundational, non-ideological educational system grounded in systems thinking is the most effective mechanism for minimizing systemic error and promoting long-term societal stability.