Sanctioned Chaos

By November, 1952, SANCTIONED CHAOS was already a proven revolutionary strategy, when the first hydrogen bomb was successfully tested, leading to the discovery of a new radioactive metal. Einsteinium (Es) was a component of the fallout. It was discovered in the same manner as plutonium; A plane fixed with specialized filters flew through the cloud of debris, collecting material. Upon examination, the new isotope was found, theorized to have occurred as californium (Cf) decayed. After the isotope was re-synthesized in high powered nuclear reactors confirming the theory, it was added to the periodic table. Principles are the order that surrounds us. They simply exist, whether we practice them, or not. They're always present, and there are no substitutes. Their effects are known and repeatable, even when their cause isn't. They're more enduring, in-fact, than the elements on the periodic table. So, why does it feel like society is in a perpetual state of chaos, and decay? The answer is simple, perhaps confounding for some. Because principles are eternal to the dimension in which they're fixed. Chaos does not have a natural state. It's the fallout that results when we ignore, or perhaps don't understand, principles. Truth is truth, you see. It either is, or is not. It is neither abstract nor relative. It's not nearly as complex as nuclear fusion, but when a culture attempts to redefine, or distort it, dangerous chain reactions can follow. When this happens at scale in any society, it will disintegrate. According to Gandhi, there are 7 social sins -Science without Humanity, Wealth without Work, Pleasure without Conscience, Business without Ethics, Politics without Principle, Religion without Sacrifice, and Knowledge without Character. Welcome to SANCTIONED CHAOS in the age of infotech! A completely new level of control in a post-internet, Un-United States, that makes FDR's New Deal seem amateur. It's the world's most sophisticated marketing system complete with speech, and behavior control. Unimaginable power that the political puppeteers could only dream of a generation ago. It can fix elections, shut down the economy, and unchecked, it will re-synthesize the American way of life. But it's fascinating, the solutions are as rudimentary as the elements. Or, are we so educated that we no longer need faith? Perhaps so cultured that we no longer need families? SANCTIONED CHAOS confronts the cultural exodus from religion, toward secularism. It re-frames the family as the centerpiece of the American dream, and the real solution to the macro-level crises we see in modern culture. The book is as relevant, and poignant an expedition as a reader will find through the conflicted messaging of pious tradition, and a self-worshipping society. Each chapter traverses the chaos, and the noise, of pop-culture, stepping the reader through deeply personal life questions. Answers are distilled with biographical snapshots from the Author's life, presented through the lens of eight American crises. 1 -Principles and Values, 2- Faith and Hope, 3 -Self-Mastery, 4 -Identity and Individuality, 5 -Equality Hard Work and Merit, 6 -Leadership, 7 -Success and Failure, and 8 -Love.