The author argues that a culture with lower taxes and crime is superior to cultures where social costs are high. He then posits that achieving this lower taxes and crime threshold, requires transitioning to a theocracy. This essay is a critique of cultural relativism, suggesting that without a belief in objective right and wrong, society will descend into nihilism and chaos. The author contends that embracing a theocracy, which eliminates taxes and minimizes crime, is essential for humanity's survival, as cultural relativism ultimately leads to societal destruction.
