A Treatise on a General Theory of Human Thought and Behavior: I ,II and III

I. The General Theory

In Francis Golffing's translation of Friedrich Nietzsche's The Birth of Tragedy and The Genealogy of Morals, Nietzsche suggested that art and life depend on the necessity of error in perspective and illusion. My goal with this and at least two more subsequent posts is to demonstrate a system of logic that extrapolates that fundamental law of optics in a general theory of human thought and behavior as a binary and hierarchical integration of subject and object root capacities.

Afterwards, I am going to describe a system of counter interactional analysis: an accessible and concise application of information reorganization. I am going to develop this thesis by referring to real world demonstrations of application of this system in deliberative discussions in three community blogs.

Finally, I am going to contextualize this General Theory with a brief but relevant review of past, present and future applications of the core element of this system. human thought and behavior has been, currently is and will always be a hierarchical integration of subject and object root capacities.

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