#3. The Sufficiently General Theory of Governance | Mikhail Velichko

All processes in Creation can be described as processes of governance or self-governance.

This course presents a first of its kind: a theory of governance, sufficiently general in terms of universality of application, hence: the sufficiently general theory of governance (the SGTG).
The SGTG provides a novel terminological apparatus which can be used to describe all processes in Creation — from the global historical process to a child riding a bicycle around a puddle.

The entire function of governance is a stage-by-stage description, from start to finish, of any process of governance flowing in Creation. The first 3 stages were covered in the previous lectures of this course: 1) Discernment of a factor of the environment that puts pressure, causing the need for governance; 2) creation of stereotype for detection of factor in the future. 3) setting of objectives in relation to the factor.

Lecture 3 is devoted to the fourth stage of the EFG: Working out a conception of governance for achieving objectives.

For answers to the questions:
WHAT IS NRAVIOUSNESS?
WHAT IS SOVEST?
WHAT IS PRAVIOUSNESS?
See the following essential videos:

What Makes Russians Different?: https://youtu.be/3ORQ062aWuU
Who are Russians? Sobornost Across Time: https://youtu.be/kmyylxUaFOI

For an overview of the Conception of Social Safety: https://youtu.be/S8JshcVXG3s

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