Social Cycles on Superphysics

The Law of Social Cycles by Socrates

Wed, 21 Jul 2021 00:00:00 +0000

According to Socrates, all societies have alternating cycles that begin with democracy that switches to tyranny, then aristocracy, then oligarchy, and finally back to democracy.

Time	Cycle	Dominant People	Positive Aspect	Negative Aspect	Description
1	Democracy	Working-class	Social justice	Chaos and mob rule	The democratic chaos leads people to want order, paving the way for tyranny
2	Tyranny	Warriors, leaders, and generals	Peace and order	Abuse and corruption	The tyrannical abuse leads people to want wisdom, paving the way for aristocrats
3	Aristocracy	Intellectuals and thinkers	Wisdom, scientific, and cultural advancement	Dogma and stagnation	The stagnation leads people to want material wealth, paving the way for oligarchs
4	Oligarchy	Traders, speculators, and businessmen	Material progress	Inequality and environmental destruction	The injustice leads people to want justice, paving the way for democracy

How does oligarchy change into democracy? Is it wise or not?.. Democracy grandly tramples on the fine principles which we laid down at the foundation of the city, through her forgiving spirit, and the ‘don’t care’ about trifles. She never makes the pursuits which make a statesman.

The Combination of Classes

Wed, 21 Jul 2021 00:00:00 +0000

Social cyles divide the society into 4 belligerent factions:

Worker
Warrior
Thinker
Trader

These are effects of the 2 Forces of Nature which then consolidate back into 2 for most efficiency.

Class Philosophies

Mon, 21 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0000

The changing nature of social cycles means that one class is always dominant just as a wave has a peak that is not flat.

A society with a dominant worker class will likely push for worker interests, just as one dominated by traders will push for business interests. This leads to liberalism, and neoliberalism respectively.

The Four Generation Rule in Families

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Three or Four Generation Rule states that success in a family lasts on average up to 3 or 4 generations.

This has been known to many writers.

Our source is Ibn-Khadlun who wrote that prestige lasts at best four generations in one lineage.

The Ideology Matrix-Vector

Wed, 21 Jul 2021 00:00:00 +0000

Modern Sociology and Political Science have confused different socio-political belief systems with each other. The most common examples are:

Socialism being confused with Communism
Liberalism being confused with Libertarianism
Capitalism being confused with Business Interests

To fix this, we created the Ideology Matrix which classifies every socio-economic-political idea that can be possibly generated by the human mind.

Social Cycles on Superphysics

The Law of Social Cycles by Socrates

The Combination of Classes

Class Philosophies

The Four Generation Rule in Families

The Ideology Matrix-Vector

Social Cycles + Spacetime