Social theory of evolution point to weapons as key to humanity.

[matefrio]

Although I can't agree with everything these folks are talking about they do make a point of how and why weapons help us evolve and move forward.



Parts of the theory they've summed up as "Death From a Distance"

We participate under the protective umbrella of our coercive means.

The properties of weapons technologies determine the scale at which coercion is cost-effective and individually adaptive.

Access to the tools of social coercion determines the structure of our society.

Give this to some bleeding liberal hearts and see what they think.

http://www.deathfromadistance.com/content/Bingham_Vol6Iss3.pdf

 

[matefrio]

They seem to go to the conclusion of a police state is the best way to conclude to a better level where as I think the more powerful the individual is the better we interact socially to a better society.

That and how Godless their theory is presented and maintained.

 

[Pilgrim]

Did they post a picture of the U.N. building when they spoke about "successful organizations"? Lol. That's all I need to know about these two...

 

[Savage805]

<---Their bio.

In their bio they drop the names of some pretty good schools but I didn't hear the word graduated mentioned anywhere. Academic type's are usually pretty quick to mention their Masters or PhD.