
ust as a Meditopia requires
a political structure and an orientation towards
"technology" that understand and respects the
importance of maintaining a balanced
"endosomatically-leaning" society, it requires
a correspondingly supportive culture infrastructure
as well. After all, the physical framework of society
hinges upon the cultural orientation of its people.

So much wonderful
work has been written on this subject that I feel
inadequate to do the topic justice in one small
chapter. And, again, give the time constraints
placed on me by the FDA, I will only provide
broad brush strokes here that will be completed
in the upcoming print copy of
Meditopia.

I believe that
it is critical to "Meditopia culture" that citizens
have a deep understanding of entropy, which you
will remember was our subject in
Chapter 5. On its deepest
level, an understanding of entropy brings a people
into an understanding that there is an equilibrium
that exists between people and earth. That the
ecological homeostatis must be respected or, sooner
or later, there will be hellish consequences to pay.