#13. The Sufficiently General Theory of Governance | Mikhail Velichko

All processes in Creation can be described as processes of governance or self-governance. This course presents a first of its kind: a theory of governance, sufficiently general in terms of universality of application, hence: the sufficiently general theory of governance (the SGTG). The SGTG provides a novel terminological apparatus which can be used to describe all processes in Creation — from the global historical process to a child riding a bicycle around a puddle. This video begins with a question and answer section, followed by a lecture on the Method of Dynamic Programming. For the English translation of the book “The Sufficiently General of Governance“ and other books of and connected with the Conception of Social Safety, translated into English and free to download, visit our site: For answers to the questions: WHAT IS SOBORNOST? WHAT IS NRAVIOUSNESS? WHAT IS SOVEST? WHAT IS PRAVIOUSNESS? See the following essential videos: