Topic: Theoretical Physics

A theoretical physics model of society identifies two parameters that determine the shift from democracy to totalitarianism: authoritarianism and social violence. Authoritarianism is measured by the likelihood of an individual winning a battle for influence against a more powerful opponent. Social violence refers to the severity of the penalty for losing such a conflict. Elites reportedly tweak these parameters to favor a totalitarian structure.

Theoretical physics models are applied to social structures to explain the transition from democracy to totalitarianism based on parameters of authoritarianism and violence. Historical feudal systems maintained control by keeping populations near starvation and under constant stress. Modern globalist agendas, such as those discussed by Klaus Schwab, are viewed as attempts to destabilize the old system to build a new, more controlled hierarchy.