Criticism of Integral Humanism
The most important criticism of Integral Humanism is that it is essentially another form of socialism with less central planning. Integral Humanism goes closer to social engineering and completely ignores the spontaneous order that emerges from continuous evolutionary interaction on the part of individuals, organizations and institutions.
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