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c. Desire Quantity and Will to Struggle Generally, people's desires are short-term stable. In this case, what is stable is the total quantity of desire. People want a certain amount of food and drink, a certain level of safety, and a certain level of entertainment. They want a certain level of freedom and comfort. The desire for fulfillment decreases if the desire has already been fulfilled in l..
b. Political Choice and Action People always behave in the following manner because they strive to increase their own profits[Tab.1.1]㉢. [Ch.1.5] People generally choose larger political profits (benefit minus cost). This content can be expressed mathematically as the conditions for a political actor's choice (political behavior). [Fmla.1.5a] (Selection condition) \( \vec{H} > \vec{C} \) : The b..
(3) Basic Theory of Mathematical Politics a. Change of Survival Capacity and Political Profit If we understand survival directivity as survival expansion, then we can find a quantitative aspect here. As a result, we can start by quantitatively describing political phenomena and explaining them using mathematical models. Understanding political phenomena through mathematical models is not always ..
b. Three Threats to Survival and Samjae Capacities The survival directivity of humans is manifested as activities that eliminate specific threats to survival. Then, how can we classify the threats to human survival? I will divide the threats into three categories. Threats to survival in other areas appear to be logically impossible. [Tab.1.2] Three threats to survival Direction of Threat Propert..
(2) Three implications of the Survival Process Theory a. Three Aspects of Survival Directivity The survival process theory states that the fundamental attribute of human beings is survival directivity. In political and social situations, this is expressed through three attributes: ㉠ survival struggle, ㉡ survival egoism, and ㉢ survival expansion, as follows: [Tab.1.1] Three aspects of survival pr..
Chapter 1 Basic Principles of Political Phenomena A. General Principles of Political Phenomena (1) The 0th Principle: Survival Process Theory Political phenomena are diverse and constantly changing. Wars with foreign countries, violent revolutions, elections, political debates, consolidation of support among like-minded individuals, lawmaking, policymaking, etc., are all examples of political ph..
(3) Mathematical Model I pursue a theory that explains political phenomenon through a quantitative approach while exploring political phenomenon from a political phenomenological perspective. The reason for using a quantitative approach is because it has many benefits. Firstly, it allows for the collection of appropriate data from many historical cases. Secondly, it makes theoretical debates cle..
(2) Facts about Ideology Ver. Ideology as Value There are many people who believe that there are significant limitations in explaining political phenomenon scientifically. The basis of this argument is that the behavior of people who make up political phenomenon is greatly influenced by their mental values and beliefs (which we will call "ideology"), and these mental factors cannot be explained ..