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The collective learning and ways of a population comprise its culture, and no amount of bureaucratic government institution can force this upon a population. Instead, government must provide the possibility for culture to grow, and not interfere with it, and cultural organizations must be funded and led by able people in order to increase knowledge of culture and thus of its importance. The enemy of culture is not other cultures, but a values system which does not reward culture.Our values must uphold a higher standard than money and social power.
While money and social power are necessary methods for any kind of organized civilization, they are not goals, nor can serve in place of them. We have become servants to our own servants in that in a modern time, earning money is seen in itself as valuable, and through the broken system of "Social Darwinism," to be a selector of the most fit. As money is a useful means of regulating allocation of resources, it must exist under the command of social values which, according to the tradition of each tribe, are applied by a strong leadership and cultural force.
This is not a difficult translation from the present system as public opinion determines what products are seen as attractive, and thus what profit centers exist. With strong leadership, and a strong culture behind it, we can re-direct our system toward more appropriate goals without disrupting all normal functions of commerce and society.
Our daily lives must be meaningful and as free from bureaucracy as possible.
We spend too much time on modern society, which was in theory going to free us from having to spend so much time on survival. Too many hours are spent unnecessarily in jobs, which, if everyone pulled together and focused on the task, could be accomplished in one-fifth or less of the time taken; further, many jobs exists for useless functions designed to appease the conscience or concerns of people unrelated to the goal. Too many hours are spent unnecessarily dealing with the routine and mechanical support of life, from waiting in line at grocery stores to paying bills to negotiating taxes and "exceptions" that bureaucratic systems do not support. Culture requires that people have more time, first for families and friends, but next to discover the world of meaning found in art, learning, philosophy and language. In order to want to discover this culture, however, they must have excess time, such that they become bored with trivial outlets and hobbies.
We must support our traditional culture, and reject "progressive" ideas that create only novelty.
Over many thousands of years, traditional culture has evolved for each race, within each race each tribe, and within each tribe each local population, with slight variations for caste. This culture is formed of ways of thinking about life, or a philosophy and values system, and ways of doing things, which is comprised of method and a values system for methods. The latter ranges from types of art, to types of cooking, to clothing styles and local objects; the former includes reasons we give our children for life's importance, how we opt to behave, our cosmological and spiritual systems, and the roots of our learning and motivation toward types of learning. "Progressive" concepts try to convince us that there is some new and important way that we all behave outside of our traditional culture, but so far, no "progressive" society has stood the test of time - on the contrary, they have lost consensus about how to run themselves, and have collapsed into third-tier nations.