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The Principle of Cause and Effect*
D. Trump: "The situations in Tulsa and Charlotte are tragic. We must come together to make America safe again."

And again it has happened that an apparently innocent black man has been killed by a police force some in America consider deeply chauvinistic and full of racists.
After such a tragic event it is always the same people who point their fingers towards those who are supposed to maintain law and order within a system made by corrupt and totally incapable career politicians. These are all people who never see the whole thing but only follow idiotic and unrealistic daydreams about a world they want to make a better place without ever having understood the real one in the first place.
Thus, in the end, they mix up Cause and Effect and make things permanently worse. It requires only a bit of “thought from above”, which is to say a bit of overview, logic and holistic mental activity to see what is really going on. Applying our general theory of everything on the society as a whole we easily get the answer, but as math and model are quickly getting complex and voluminous we have to refer to the literature with respect to the build-up of such a simulation [6, 7]. With respect to the extraction of results however, we already have enough material piled up here to discuss the problem without resorting to guesswork, the hypocritical career-politician’s “correctness” and do-gooder’s irrationalism.
The usual politically correct way to “explain” events like the killing of “innocent” members of certain groups within the society of course, is deep sitting racism. This is easy for the politicians, because it is in vogue and helps them to avoid a discussion which would only result in an analysis where they themselves, their media cronies and the established will come out as the originally guilty ones. However, this twisted and shortsighted view does not hinder the career politicians and media liars to almost “justify” the usual outbreak of violence after such tragic events. Yes, sometimes they act the shocked and declare the violence “a bit exaggerated”, but in essence they are usually kind of happy about it, because it diverts people from asking the right questions, namely:
Where is the initial failure?

* See also "The math version" of this book.