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This is interesting. I have often wondered what a truly matriarchal society would look like- obviously they have existed in the past. The famous Amazons are just our most recent memory a very different way of organizing society. I don't think you could call Sparta a matriarchal state, but women certainly had more power there than much of the rest of the world at that time.
I reviewed the article "Japan-refutation-of-neoliberalism. And I thought of the concept of "National Psychology."
I do not think Western people can follow or mimic the unique system of Japan because the "national psychology" of Japanese people are quite different from that of other nations.
Since the story became a bit longer, I posted it in the Discussion.
I have decided that perhaps atheism is not the correct term for the way I view the world . I think it should reflect that as far as I can see the concepts God or gods are both undefined as God is supposed to be defined as that which cannot be defined . And how can something that by it's very nature not be defined by anyone be a concept at all? How can I define myself as an a-theist when in fact I am pro fact and pro conceptual driven reality and therefor am not so much an atheist as an advocate of the world and reality and I am driven by the passion to do things in a manner in accordance with the laws of the real world . So the whole debate about the non-concept God or the non-concept gods is exactly like the debate about Santa Claus or ghosts or the Easter Bunny .
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