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Kingship is the normative form of human governance, which leads to endless cycles of violence

I suggest that human history demonstrates that kingship, in all of its forms across human cultures, is the most normative form of societal governance in recorded human history. And, that kingship, because it is based on suppressing the rights of …

What would falsify it: More than one society in one region of the world where kingshp is less than 50% normative.

Actioned RMD · 2026-07-11