Systematic Strategies for Structured Confrontation as a Broad Concept
Today's society is one in which confrontations are increasingly presumed to be one sided by virtue of a particular set of corporate establishment endorsed moral axioms. These axioms and the arguments which expand upon them are considered to be all encompassing within the particular areas of thought which they intersect, such as ethics, sociology, politics, culture, and, increasingly, even math, engineering, and the hard sciences. This promulgation of these religious axioms (for that is what they are, as they are considered to be beyond question) has created a situation that is highly analogous to assymetric warfare. This type of intellectual warfare is one in which victories are not counted in terms of arguments won, but one in which victories are measured in terms of impact along particular material and social vectors. You will accept the religion of the corporate establishment, or you will not rise beyond a certain corporate rank; or you may even lose your job altogether. You wil...