Philosophy redux part 2

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@Peter_Kropotkin

One of the criteria for our understanding of
the practical application of philosophy, is this
question of being sustainable… an example
of unsustainability within a society/state setting
is Hobbes ‘‘State of Nature’’’ clearly a ‘‘State of Nature’’
as Hobbes presented it, is unsustainable… it cannot last
very long… and the same is true of a dictatorship…
an example of a unsustainable dictatorship was the Soviet
Union… and it only lasted 75 years or so… and it was one
of the longer lasting dictatorships ever…and the same
is true within philosophy… one of the unsustainable examples
of a philosophy lies within Plato Republic… that particular
state is unsustainable…

Fair point.

And I contend the ontology I’m presenting is just that, sustainable:

Existence Is Infinite (2025)

Existence Is Infinite Daniel J. Lavender Abstract Existence is infinite, existence is unlimited. Only nothing or nonexistence could actually limit existence; however, nothing or nonexistence is not and cannot be. Existence is infinite, existence is not limited as there is [not] nothing beyond existence to limit or restrict it. Terms And Definitions Existence (n.): Being; that which is perceived, at least in part; that which is interacted with, at least in part, in some way. Infinite (adj.)…

The ontology does not crumble or sway under various systems. Systems emerge from it.

The ontology accommodates all systems mentioned, and even proactively integrates the socioeconomic system to which you allude:

@Peter_Kropotkin

because right now, there is no current economic
system that puts human beings and their values first… as it should
be…