As Stephan Meier, an academic at Columbia Business School, argues persuasively in " The Employee Advantage" , a new book, people are motivated by many more things than moolah.
Not sure exactly how that fits with democracy and the rule of law, but I think probably you can make a pretty good case that you don't have a democracy if you have a system of white supremacy.
And I think a very strong case can be made, for example, that we were at historic lows in terms of carbon dioxide proportion in the atmosphere across a 500 million year period, right?
Likewise, efficient case management not only curtails the potentially exorbitant costs of prolonged litigation but also helps focus the factual issues so that summary judgment motions can be more precisely argued and adjudicated.
Much of this has to do with academic economists, mostly in the U.S. and Europe who have argued with great success that governmental regulation diminishes prosperity by limiting growth.
And you could argue quite well, actually, that here was multipolarity in one country, real and working and lasting for a very long time and helping with the stability.
So I feel like you've made an excellent case for the ingestion of sufficient amounts of quality protein each day, especially starting with that first meal of the day.