There are 8 political philosophies required to create the perfect political philosophy. Technocracy, Socialism, Capitalism, Democracy. They are the first four. Moderation, Extremism, Centrism, Radicalism. They are the final four. Technocracy rivals democracy. Socialism rivals capitalism. Moderation rivals extremism. Centrism rivals radicalism. The first four are the kinds of governments which can exist. The last four are the ways in which one can manage political philosophies guiding a government.
Technocracy is ideal for efficiency. Democracy is ideal for ethics. Socialism is ideal for fairness. Capitalism is ideal for opportunity. Technocracy's corruption caused by having elites choose people purely based upon technical abilities is cancelled through democracy's ethical representation of the people. Democracy's inefficiency caused by electing people purely based upon majority choice is cancelled through technocracy's bureaucratic efficiency created by choosing people based upon their technical abilities. Socialism's stagnation of economies by giving everyone equal pay and thus a feeling of hopelessness to gain a better standard of living is cancelled by capitalism's opportunities created by allowing some people to have more wealth than others. Capitalism's unfairness is cancelled by socialism's redistribution of the wealth through taxation and social programs.
Moderacy of political philosophies is key so that one does not absolutely control the others. Extremism is key to empowering a weak political philosophy. Centrism is key to balancing the four political philosophies. Radicalism is key to overthrowing false balances of political power between political philosophies which should not even be part of the playing field.
Absolute technocracy, socialism, capitalism, or democracy immediately causes problems which will in the long-term result in war or reforms to outright undo the absolute control of any one of said political philosophies. Thus, moderate technocracy, moderate socialism, moderate capitalism, and moderate democracy are necessary. Extreme favor of one of the political philosophies should only be conveyed if one of them is under-powered compared to the others. Too much moderacy with any one of the political philosophies will weaken one of them. Centrism should only be used to preserve a balance between the four political philosophies, which means they should all be at the same level of power, no matter if that power is weak or strong. Radicalism is only for destroying a false balance of political power between political philosophies which are outside of technocracy, capitalism, socialism, and democracy.
Techno Social Capital Democracy: TeCaSoDemism. The first four political philosophies compose TeCaSoDemism, the final four political philosophies are tools for ensuring TeCaSoDemism is properly applied in all its aspects.