An interactive exploration of introspiritual and extrospiritual views, mapping religions, political systems, and philosophical oppositions through the lens of Yin-Yang duality and the chaos model's bot-townness.
Mind of Yang - External divine revelation, transcendent God, outward faith expression
Bot-townness is the integration of top-down (extrospiritual) and bottom-up (introspiritual) qualities, inspired by L.B.S. Raccoon's chaos model. It represents the middle-out approach where complex systems emerge from the interplay of hierarchical structure and emergent behavior.
External authority, imposed structure, divine revelation, social order, constitutional law, meaningful rules
Internal emergence, self-organization, personal realization, natural flow, capitalist self-referential systems, absolute base laws
"The chaos model notes that phases apply to all levels—from whole projects to individual lines of code. Bot-townness recognizes that we cannot separate high-level architecture from low-level implementation; they co-create each other."
Self-referential systems, neutralized self-gain, bottom-up emergence, market self-organization
Centralized planning, top-down structure, collective authority, imposed order
Left-wing strategies can be calculated on a particular basis, not on "flat ethics." This transcends simple goodness vs. badness, using pragmatic calculation rather than universal moral absolutes.