Technocephalization: A Theory of the Evolution of the Social Organism

In this work of paradigm changing social science, Bryce Laliberte lays out a new foundation which unifies the domains of biology and sociology, neither subordinating one to the other but revealing their equivalent subject matter. Starting from the philosophical underpinnings of science, Laliberte constructs a metaphysical epistemology to incorporate the entire structure of human knowledge and explain its development as part of the natural order of civilization and human activity in nature. This opens the question for asking "What is society?" and for giving an answer far more robust than that so far afforded by the academics.

The answer found by Laliberte is very simple, but compelling and powerful: society is a living organism. Here forms the premise for all subsequent analysis, theory, and political ordering of society.

The book proceeds in three parts, and answers the following questions in order:

1) How can we trust our knowledge about society and ourselves?

2) What is society?

3) How are we able to use this knowledge to our benefit?