That's a false dichotomy. Memetic evolution is culture, as are political institutions that regulate culture.
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Part of the culture war is the conflict between pluralist liberalism vs. theism vs. ideological authoritarianism
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Pluralist liberalism was the preferred ideology of reformed boomers and GenX. The millennials are more totalitarian
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Do we have any decent studies? Or better a meta-analysis?
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millennial here, against pluralist liberalism
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What is your preferred model and why?
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Preferred model: pre-WWII sovereign states. Reason: I believe that sovereignty (freedom to act outside of an ever tighter framework of international agreements) is key to cultural evolution and development of more effective and fault-tolerant modes of governance.
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That is consistent with pluralist liberalism, theism and ideologist authoritarianism. In fact, you could argue is more pluralist and liberal than the status quo.
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I agree, which is why I believe the death of pluralist liberalism is inevitable: it contradicts its own principles.
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Pluralist liberalism has to force everyone to fully submit to the top level organizational principles of pluralist liberalism, which leads to a tension, yes. For instance, religions are required to fully submit to secular law and are not allowed to limit to punish apostasy
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