Evil

Evil then can be attributed to whatever is designated as the low or antithetical end of the Dyadic scale. The witch and the princess. The pauper and the prince. Beast and the beauty. Ugly, bad and the good, or earth and heaven.

Two emotional extremes are hatred and love. The individual is to hate the lower end of the Dyadic, as primitive, natural, uneducated, inferior, poor, second-rate, common, low-class or ordinary, and love the upper-end, as the new and improved, educated, progressed, sophisticated, exceptional, propertied, superior or aristocratic. Evil is associated with the lower end and thus one is to hate the lower orders, and correspondingly Evil is committed against it as the result. And in return the lower-end comes to hate the upper-end, if it is unachievable and if there is a certain degree of flaunted arrogance. Thus hatred is built-in to the Progressive Paradigm and propagates all its attendant Evils.

Of the Dyadic Authoritative Comparative hatred becomes stereotypical - those types or if you-know one you-know them all. Classes are established on the progressive evaluative scale, such as one and two is lower class, three and four as lower middle, five and six is middle class, seven and eight upper middle, and nine to ten upper class. These classes are stereotypical based primarily on economic status, but as well upon education and culture. People are judged without the judges ever having met the adjudged. It is how really stupid people assume they are smart by supposedly understanding the stereotype. They don't need education or understanding, or having actually been anywhere or done anything, but they know the stereotype so they know it all. And these are the type of people that run the world. No wonder they wreak of evil.

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