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The Algorithm (Beyond Power And Politics): The Hidden Science of Deficit Mutualization

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Quantitative Inequality: The need for one entity (individual, state, or market) to possess a monopolistic share of resources (Capital).
Qualitative Complementarity: The mechanism of Deficit Mutualization, where entities bond over complementary needs for collective survival, a principle Okende aligns with Jesus's social attractiveness laws.
The Tie Power Trap (War Inevitability): When two competing agents achieve a near-equal share of vital capital, as is the case in the economic rivalry between the USA and China. Okende argues that this mathematically quantifiable power parity makes a Thucydides Trap—and a Third World War—inevitable under the existing world order.
The Monopoly Power Trap (Domination Inevitability): When one agent secures a long-term monopoly on power, driven not by coercion but by a Welfareist policy framework. Through a detailed Politometrics analysis of local and national Argentine politics (the "Granados Paradox"), the book demonstrates how a persistent economic crisis (Permacrisis) compels voters to symbolically "sublimate" their power to a single leader or family for collective existence and survival.

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