Natural science right doctrine

[rupol2000]

It is generally accepted that in the humanitarian fields a strict scientific method is impossible, but this is just a fraud of those who do not want to give up power, continuing the unright policy of deceiving the masses.

Right-wing principles are easy to find in nature and engineering; cybernetics was the science of society and government, the design of a social system.
Computer systems architectures have direct analogies in society and management, all of which can be modeled.

In biological systems, the right principle manifests itself in the harmonious interaction of all brain subsystems, when left disorders appear, for example, this manifests itself in the fact that an inadequate redistribution of resources occurs, and important body systems do not receive resources for effective work.

Therefore, it is possible to create a strictly scientific right doctrine, guided by the principles of the scientific method of empiricism and positivism (rejecting modern pseudoscientific scholasticism)

 

[rupol2000]

As soon as the left came to power in the 60s, the promising laboratory of artificial intelligence at MIT was destroyed. This laboratory made a tremendous contribution to the development of computer technology, but targeted research was stopped, and the technology was simplified and stolen by PC manufacturers.

 

[Crepitus]

It is generally accepted that in the humanitarian fields a strict scientific method is impossible, but this is just a fraud of those who do not want to give up power, continuing the unright policy of deceiving the masses.

Right-wing principles are easy to find in nature and engineering; cybernetics was the science of society and government, the design of a social system.
Computer systems architectures have direct analogies in society and management, all of which can be modeled.

In biological systems, the right principle manifests itself in the harmonious interaction of all brain subsystems, when left disorders appear, for example, this manifests itself in the fact that an inadequate redistribution of resources occurs, and important body systems do not receive resources for effective work.

Therefore, it is possible to create a strictly scientific right doctrine, guided by the principles of the scientific method of empiricism and positivism (rejecting modern pseudoscientific scholasticism)