Building a truly equal society
Question from the Internet:
“Do you think equal society is a good idea? Why?”
Of course, an equal society is a good idea, as long as we know what it means and how to implement it.
Most known human philosophies, ideologies imagine — and then try to enforce — an equality when everybody world be literally equal, regardless of individual, national uniqueness, personal qualities, talents or conditions.
Of course, such equality can never work as it inevitably means oppressing, restricting certain people while elevating others to positions they can’t cope with.
True equality is a relative equality, similar to what we observe in Nature, or even in our own biological body.
In true equality all diverse, completely different parts, elements (or people in our case) find their most optimal, mutually responsible, mutually complementing roles, purpose in contributing to the whole, while receiving justly, proportionately exactly what they need to perform that irreplaceable, crucial complementary role they fulfill.
This is the kind of equality, perfect societal structure we need to learn and implement — using Nature’s ready made template, applying on us Nature’s laws that system the overall balance and homeostasis life depends on.