Having said that, while addressing the questions of who and how, any political system necessarily takes into account the basics of an informational approach, which comprises the following elements

Having said that, while addressing the questions of who and how, any political system necessarily takes into account the basics of an informational approach, which comprises the following elements

Chapter 12 — The government • 12.01 — The political system • Paragraph 5.1 • §12.01.05.01

• each and every individual (i.e. each one of a state’s citizens) needs to augment its information processing;
• governments are Beings that need ‘their’ individuals to augment their information processing through them;
• states are omnipresent, that is, they know everything because they are the necessary party to an(y) information processing on their platform, but they have no purpose (or rather any purpose ascribed to a state is artificially given to it by its government); and
• states need their citizens to augment their information processing. The way the above are taken into account (basically, whether preference is given to the individuals’ or to the government’s needs) determines the content of a political system.

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