Ideas: Klonkers
Klonkers: Those who believe that using force against others is okay.
The idea here is basic core beliefs are tied to a single word.
Force against others is Klonking. Root: Klonk.
Resolving disputes by trying to talk to others is Yacking. Root: Yack.
Trying to avoid conflict by moving away from the conflict, keeping hidden from Klonkers, etc. is Slinking. Root: Slink.
Being submissive in the face of threat is Hunking. Root: Hunk.
Belief that all problems can be resolved by reasoning things out is Thinking. Root: Think.
Many other root words shall be defined eventually. Maybe "nk" can be adopted in many, maybe not. If possible maybe "nk" can be for some meta type, and "k" for a larger meta type, and maybe something else for other things.
An idea was to have complex names to recognize levels of importance of various roots into philosophies for example: Thinky-yacky-klonker might be someone who tries to use reason to figure out things and will first try talking to resolve conflicts but if needed will resort to force, whereas a Thinky-yacky-Slinker would try reason try to talk to resolve conflict and then retreat in the face of force.
Structuring of things.What role do organizational structures play? Can some Klonkers or Thinkers believe in authoritarian structures while others believe in more anarchic structures?
If there were a society that was Authoritarian that contained Thinkers and Klonkers how could this work? Would Thinkers order Klonkers not to Klonk and get away with it?
What if the Klonks would still believe that they could resolve conflicts by Klonking but only when needed? So say they accept command structures and thus follow orders even when those orders say "Don't Klonk" because they assume that those above know when it is the right time to release the Klonkers so to speak. But would Thinkers allow Klonking?
Circumstance plays a role here maybe.
Is there a difference between those that believe force is okay under some circumstances, versus those that think it is generally okay? Or Okay only in extreme cases?