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[An analytical expedient is utilized to illuminate the nature of earthly problems: a confrontation with a twin planet of the Earth that is governed by a more enlightened social science and organization. More specifically, in order to aid comprehension of the arguments of the book we imagine an extraterrestrial society where the development of the social sciences has preceded that of the natural and logical-formal sciences, rather than—as is the case on our Earth—the other way around. Our confrontation between the organizational social forms and respective histories of our two planets points the path forward that we will follow in subsequent chapters.]
Published: Aug 28, 2016
Keywords: An analytical expedient; The twin planet; Initial exploration; Dunatopian culture; A friendly people; A mild nature
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