Certainty is possible, reality is predictable. The behaviour of every human being is pre-set and controlled, governed by the same laws, i.e. no one operates from an alternative set of behaviours. Each person is thus interchange- able and there are no unique persons. Future human events are predictable. Given expectations, policy is the optimization of rational alternatives.
Emphasis here is on equality and conformity .
For example, since everyone is struggling for self-satisfaction, one can assume fair and equal competition because everyone seeks the same outcome. Optimal distribution of resources thus requires a policy of free market access under given environmental constraints. Context free generalizations are possible. Due to mutual exclusivity and environmental independence, the primary mode of human behaviour is conflict. Behaviour becomes mainly an act of defending one s space or interests against another.