With my previous blog post on using the bioadministration tool to diagnose the symptoms and prevention of civil war, I hopefully gave my reader a sobering view of the state of our potential for mass civil conflict and how to stop it.  What happens if all our attempts at prevention fail and we find ourselves falling into conflict within?

The core tenet of citadelization is to “know thyself” so as to ensure each interaction with other humans is a well-negotiated win-win relationship.  Civil war can only come about by the systemic and sustained collection of poor choices in relationships that should have never been agreed to in the first place.  Over time, the win-win relationship that founded the human organization becomes compromised by pockets of self-interest no longer connected to the original agreement.  Then, a civil war must be fought or cancer and death set in.

Current events inspire me to write a prescription for preventing a civil war from the three aspects of the triad starting today with bioadministration. First, the diagnosis of the disease of our civilization from looking inside our own bodies and its disease process.