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We mention, in summary, the general principles to keep in mind to establish a description that allows our future adaptation to the natural order. Principles


Real World:

1) Origin of the universe and subsequent expansion.

2) Fundamental particles and lower levels of organization.

3) Biological evolution.

4) Evolution cultural.

5) Principle of complexity-consciousness


Principles of Science:

1) Everything that exists is governed by natural laws.

2) These laws are invariant in time and space.

3) The activity of the scientist is to describe them.

4) The existence of these laws is independent of the man described, or not.

5) is possible in principle, meet all the laws


Theory of Knowledge:

1) In any complex adaptive system, the process of knowledge can be described by a negative feedback system.

2) The "truth" is set when the error (difference between description and described) is conventionally done little.

3) To produce these results, our brain performs the basic operations of "compare" and "group."

4) Both natural logic as science uses the experimental process of trial and error. "

5) The grouping of information is improved up to an axiomatic system.


Theory of ethical action:

1) In humans, there are tendencies towards cooperation and competition.

2) By searching for happiness and love with Hate seek to satisfy our competitive spirit. There are also selfishness and neglect.

3) Our behavior is described based on the attitude (or response) property, defined as a relationship between affective response and encouragement.

4) "should be returned as an optimization of what man is."

5) Good and evil are related to the basic attitudes of man.


observed the falsity of any of these basics, the system can weaken and even to destroy. Otherwise, can provide very useful information. As

principles, and other aspects, are observable, or verifiable, we can say that it is also axiomatic type theory in the field of social psychology.

Note that this is a standalone system which can draw conclusions on issues such as the definition of Truth, Good and Evil, determinism, free will, ethics, etc.

Please note that the current level of knowledge acquired by mankind that much of the traditional philosophers have been out of date. Hence the need for a system based on scientific knowledge more widely accepted today.

we relate some of the basics with concepts such as freedom of choice or adaptation to the natural order:

1) There are natural laws that govern everything that exists, whether matter, mind, life, etc. (Immanence)

2) These laws are invariant in space and time, being unique properties of the substance (Durability)

3) The man set the initial conditions in each sequence of causes and effects associated with life (Free Choice)

4) describe the existing natural order as if the achievement of the will of a Creator who has given the world some implicit purpose (Purpose)

5) By accepting the existence of invariant laws, we are left as the only option, adapt to them (we like it or not "design" done) (adaptation)



Pompilio Zigrino