Our society functions by relying on ideas that are embraced by the majority as absolutes, often without a hint of skepticism. However, the relativity inherent in any concept and idea implies an entirely different societal structure. This essay constitutes a philosophical inquiry of the concepts of relativity and complexity, where the former lays the foundation for distributed societal structure, while the latter stands as its ultimate objective. No philosopheme can assert itself as an eternal truth; instead, it serves as a means of comprehending and representing a snapshot of phenomena and relationships within their spatio-temporal context. This essay further endeavors to kindle discourse surrounding the notions of relativity and complexity within a social context. Active engagement and productive dialogue are welcomed.
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No philosopheme can assert itself as an eternal truth; instead, it serves as a means of comprehending and representing a snapshot of phenomena and relationships within their spatio-temporal context. This essay further endeavors to kindle discourse surrounding the notions of relativity and complexity within a social context. Active engagement and productive dialogue are welcomed.