eCon 301 —
Burkean Economics
Oppenheimer called Quantum Mechanics the New Physics.
The New Physics views the world as a collection of particles, particles that exist in various classes, each with different powers. Particles interact in understandable ways, both when they interact with other particles from the same class and with particles from other classes.
Burkean Economics is the New Economics.
The New Economics views the world as a collection of particles. Those particles are in four classes, each with different powers. Similar to the New Physics, the particles in the New Economics interact with each other in understandable ways. The four classes are Electrons and three classes of Nucleons: Governmental Nucleons, aka GovNukes, Service Providers, and Religious Nucleons.
Both the New Physics and the New Economics depend on a particle model.
The Burkean Economics particle model is originally described in eCon 300 - The Particle Physics Model of Socionomic Systems. (Yes, eCon 300 should be 301 and this eCon 301 should be 300. Unfortunately, the Particle Physics Model was created a decade prior to this more fulsome overview of Burkean Economics, so odd numbering stays.)
Brainpower
Brainpower has nothing to do with what form that power takes. It has to everything to do with how that power is controlled.
Maximum smartness relative to power makes Smart Power. [pre Brainpower lingo]
As applied to societal policies, smartness is measured by Collective intelligence relative to available power. High CI relative to power is Effective Collective Intelligence - eCI.
Formula
Brainpower = Number of Particles x Avg IQ by Class x Power
Graphing
Ratios of Electron CI & Power to each class of Nucleon by Left, Right & Center