	It Behavioral	I Intentional	We Cultural/social	Its Systemic/Organizational
E1	Atoms	Apprehension	Physic pleromatic	Galaxies
E2	Molecules			Planets
E3	Prokaryotic	Irritability	Protoplasmic	Gaia system
E4	Eukaryotic		Vegetative	Heterotrophic ecosystems
E5	Neuronal organisms	Sensation	Locomotor	Societies with division of work
E6	Neural cord	Perception		Societies with division of work
E7	Reptilian brain	Impulse	Uroboric (undifferentiation)	Groups/families
E8	Limbic sistem	Emotion	Typhonic	Groups/families
1	Neocortex (triune brain)	Symbols-representations Instinctive self	Survival sense Archaic Archaic vision Clans of survival 100,000 y. 0 - 18 m.	Hunter and gatherer Stone age (homo habilis 2.5 millions y.) Lithic techniques Fire (300,000 y.), Tools revolution
2	Complex Neocortex	Concepts Magic self	Familiar spirits Magic Animist-magic Tribal/villages Ethnic tribes 70,000 y. Cognitive revolution 50,000 y. 1 - 3 y.	Horticulture and pastoralism. Neolithic revolution (10,000 - 9000 y.) Neolithic, polished stone tools: 10,000 y., pottery and weaves (9000.). Cooper Age (8000 y.) Agricultural techniques, domestication (11,000 y.: wheat, goats) Primitive vulgar arts
3	Structure-function 1	Rules-concrete operations Egocentric Mythic	Power gods Empires (7,000 years Egypt) Feudal Empires Impulsive self 10,000 y. 3 - 6 y. Exploiter Empires Mythic primal	Scripture 5500 y. History beginning. Bonze age (4000 y.) Iron age (3200 y.). Money (5000 y.) Agrarian Minor/major arts
4	Structure-function 1	Rules-concrete operations Egocentric Mythic	Force of Truth Mythic order Mythic evolved First nations, Polis (2500 y.) Rule-role Authoritarian 5000 y. 7 - 8 y.	Major Arts
5	Structure-function 2	Formal-operations Formal Achiever	Progressive impulse Rational Scientific-rational. Nation-state Corporative states Achiever Capitalist democracies 300 y. 9 - 14 y.	Print press Scientific revolution (500 y.) Industrial revolution Steam machine Technique Design