"There seems to be an instability built into our particular mode of social ordering which causes it to yearn in vain for this lost stability by way of ceaseless various and permutations of parts and whole."
I don't believe the yearning is in vain, but it's certainly darkest before dawn and its frikkin bleak out there.
The stability of the foundation, which admittedly is now dry sand, is possible to reestablish (with fire of course, surely coming), and while I often feel like the only one to believe this of our modern world, I do think the orchestrators are aiming for exactly that reestablishment.
Ceaseless variants are a marketing ploy which catch the magpie-eye of the masses while driving the wills of the other type down to hell then back up into the noosphere to reattach to solid eternal spirit (which is an electrical substance, one is then literally 'hooked up to the mains').
"This is perhaps why the problem of human social order has never been solved to perfection, that every answer has contained some flaw in its instantiation which ultimately resulted in its downfall and the birth of something new."
The 'problem of the human social order' has only been problematic since the dawn of the iron age. These problems are cyclical and are detailed in ancient doctrines. To build the world it must be done materially, thus materialism is worshipped. Gods are forgotten, but the planets (gods) are still worshipped by the builders. The fact that the ancient and eternal doctrines have been forgotten or ignored doesn't negate the truth in them. They were in fact written down for precisely this time of utmost dejection of the spirit of Man. People can be led to them but they can't be forced to read them.
"If ever a stable solution was found then this would be precisely the death of man."
It might be the death of iron age man, and good riddance to him.
"There seems to be an instability built into our particular mode of social ordering which causes it to yearn in vain for this lost stability by way of ceaseless various and permutations of parts and whole."
I don't believe the yearning is in vain, but it's certainly darkest before dawn and its frikkin bleak out there.
The stability of the foundation, which admittedly is now dry sand, is possible to reestablish (with fire of course, surely coming), and while I often feel like the only one to believe this of our modern world, I do think the orchestrators are aiming for exactly that reestablishment.
Ceaseless variants are a marketing ploy which catch the magpie-eye of the masses while driving the wills of the other type down to hell then back up into the noosphere to reattach to solid eternal spirit (which is an electrical substance, one is then literally 'hooked up to the mains').
"This is perhaps why the problem of human social order has never been solved to perfection, that every answer has contained some flaw in its instantiation which ultimately resulted in its downfall and the birth of something new."
The 'problem of the human social order' has only been problematic since the dawn of the iron age. These problems are cyclical and are detailed in ancient doctrines. To build the world it must be done materially, thus materialism is worshipped. Gods are forgotten, but the planets (gods) are still worshipped by the builders. The fact that the ancient and eternal doctrines have been forgotten or ignored doesn't negate the truth in them. They were in fact written down for precisely this time of utmost dejection of the spirit of Man. People can be led to them but they can't be forced to read them.
"If ever a stable solution was found then this would be precisely the death of man."
It might be the death of iron age man, and good riddance to him.