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The paper critiques Hayek’s theory on spontaneous order, emphasizing the need for redefined morality and institutional structures in the nuclear era.

June 19, 2026Open Access

The Boundary Between Collective Construction of Morality and Spontaneous Order——Institutional Transition from Historical Cycles to the Nuclear Age

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The paper critiques Hayek’s theory on spontaneous order, emphasizing the need for redefined morality and institutional structures in the nuclear era.
Analyzes Hayek's theories on spontaneous order and competition.
Proposes the Symbiotic Point System as a new institutional mechanism.
Explores mathematical and philosophical models to illustrate societal evolution.
Identifies the collapse of war as a resolution mechanism in societal competition.
Demonstrates morality as a construct shaped by human instincts like empathy and envy.
Introduces the Symbiotic Point System to recalibrate individual motivations towards collective survival.

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This theoretical analysis reveals the transformation of morality and institutional frameworks in the nuclear age, suggesting new survival mechanisms.

Pige Li (2026) studied this question.

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This theoretical analysis reveals the transformation of morality and institutional frameworks in the nuclear age, suggesting new survival mechanisms.