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SOE: Fachverband Physik sozio-ökonomischer Systeme

SOE 9: Economic Models

SOE 9.4: Vortrag

Dienstag, 2. April 2019, 11:00–11:15, H17

Human Nature synchronizes and limits the Industrial Society per Capita — •Hans Danielmeyer and Thomas Martinetz — INB Uni Lübeck, Germany

During the Cold War's longest peace on G8 level soil the world's average existential conditions improved by an order of magnitude. Yet the lower half owns generally nothing above debt, and 93% of all assets are owned by the top 10%. This inequity caused the electorate's current anger at democracy. Nevertheless, we predict a possibly peaceful future for China, the USA, Russia, Germany, Japan, and the UK. Their original innovation was strong enough for pushing the male and female maturation programs along their inherited dynamic limits (Springer Link Jan. 19, 2018 or inb.uni-luebeck.de). This indestructible and socially uniting master plan replaced implicitly Adam Smith's accumulation of destructible wealth as socially dividing goal. Four new variables and their directly measured inherited time constants are all but immune even to world wars: annual working and spare time, the best outputs per capita above all disasters, the associated G7 life style's life expectancy, the human generation gap, and a human adaption time of 62 years that links two generations. The natural theory is analytically exact, needs no extrapolation, and is as self-consistent as human maturation.