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Reversedragon: redirects

2026-04-21T04:01:06Z

redirects

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	this... is also the same thing as the [[E:Shenlong effect (meta-Marxism)\|Shenlong effect]]. it just has a slightly different context it appears in and explanation of the process. this one is strictly viewing the world through ethics and the assumption it exists or makes sense, while the Shenlong effect as it's defined in its original context is viewing the world through material analysis of behavior and interactions at various scales, basically a slightly warped version of dialectical materialism. this proposition is like, an origin story for why particular individuals assume the Shenlong effect to exist, although people could also hypothetically invent it through different assumptions		this... is also the same thing as the [[E:Shenlong effect (meta-Marxism)\|Shenlong effect]]. it just has a slightly different context it appears in and explanation of the process. this one is strictly viewing the world through ethics and the assumption it exists or makes sense, while the Shenlong effect as it's defined in its original context is viewing the world through material analysis of behavior and interactions at various scales, basically a slightly warped version of dialectical materialism. this proposition is like, an origin story for why particular individuals assume the Shenlong effect to exist, although people could also hypothetically invent it through different assumptions

	{{li\|I=S2/MX/A\|tradition=\|Q=36,67\|Q2=3667}}Do only what is wonderful (xenon rule) / Do not what others would not "unto" (xenon inverse) / ([[EC:9k/RD/Q618-PeriodicTableOfRules\|9k]]) -> after making an extended list of metallic rules, I've given this one a name. it's the xenon rule because it mostly involves doing absolutely nothing, and you only do anything in very special circumstances. {{YouTube\|eZYvSFSI-rg}} [https://bartlett.chem.ubc.ca/neil-bartlett/]		{{li\|I=S2/MX/A\|tradition=\|Q=36,67\|Q2=3667}}Do only what is wonderful ({{a\|E=xenon rule}}) / Do not what others would not "unto" (xenon inverse) / ([[EC:9k/RD/Q618-PeriodicTableOfRules\|9k]]) -> after making an extended list of metallic rules, I've given this one a name. it's the xenon rule because it mostly involves doing absolutely nothing, and you only do anything in very special circumstances. {{YouTube\|eZYvSFSI-rg}} [https://bartlett.chem.ubc.ca/neil-bartlett/]

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Reversedragon: Reversedragon moved page User:RD/9k/Q36,67 to Ontology talk:9k/RD/Q36,67: Moving 9k pages to Ontology talk for search purposes

2026-04-21T03:59:02Z

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Reversedragon: xenon rule

2026-04-21T03:58:27Z

xenon rule

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	{{li\|I=S2/MX/A\|tradition=\|Q=36,67\|Q2=3667}}Do not what unto others is not wonderful / Do not what unto others surprises / Do not what others would not experience / Do not unto others what they would not decide / Do not what others would not 'unto' themselves / Do not what others would not normally-see-happen-as-a-spontaneous-event-unto-them / Do not unto others what they would not decide you do / Do not treat others how they would not like to be treated, regardless of the existence of "you" / Do not what others would not "unto" / platinum inverse (generic) -> in the end this thing is a lot like a twisted version of the [[EC:9k/RD/Q50,98\|golden rule]].<br/>		{{li\|I=S2/MX/A\|tradition=\|Q=36,67\|Q2=3667}}Do not what unto others is not wonderful / Do not what unto others surprises / Do not what others would not experience / Do not unto others what they would not decide / Do not what others would not 'unto' themselves / Do not what others would not normally-see-happen-as-a-spontaneous-event-unto-them / Do not unto others what they would not decide you do / Do not treat others how they would not like to be treated, regardless of the existence of "you" / Do not what others would not "unto" / platinum inverse (generic) -> in the end this thing is a lot like a twisted version of the [[EC:9k/RD/Q50,98\|golden rule]].<br/>
	this... is also the same thing as the [[E:Shenlong effect (meta-Marxism)\|Shenlong effect]]. it just has a slightly different context it appears in and explanation of the process. this one is strictly viewing the world through ethics and the assumption it exists or makes sense, while the Shenlong effect as it's defined in its original context is viewing the world through material analysis of behavior and interactions at various scales, basically a slightly warped version of dialectical materialism. this proposition is like, an origin story for why particular individuals assume the Shenlong effect to exist, although people could also hypothetically invent it through different assumptions		this... is also the same thing as the [[E:Shenlong effect (meta-Marxism)\|Shenlong effect]]. it just has a slightly different context it appears in and explanation of the process. this one is strictly viewing the world through ethics and the assumption it exists or makes sense, while the Shenlong effect as it's defined in its original context is viewing the world through material analysis of behavior and interactions at various scales, basically a slightly warped version of dialectical materialism. this proposition is like, an origin story for why particular individuals assume the Shenlong effect to exist, although people could also hypothetically invent it through different assumptions

			{{li\|I=S2/MX/A\|tradition=\|Q=36,67\|Q2=3667}}Do only what is wonderful (xenon rule) / Do not what others would not "unto" (xenon inverse) / ([[EC:9k/RD/Q618-PeriodicTableOfRules\|9k]]) -> after making an extended list of metallic rules, I've given this one a name. it's the xenon rule because it mostly involves doing absolutely nothing, and you only do anything in very special circumstances. {{YouTube\|eZYvSFSI-rg}} [https://bartlett.chem.ubc.ca/neil-bartlett/]

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Reversedragon: move over 'platinum inverse' synonyms from EC:9k/RD/Q50,98

2026-04-21T03:07:28Z

move over 'platinum inverse' synonyms from EC:9k/RD/Q50,98

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	<li data-qid="36,67" value="3667" class="field_exstruct" data-dimension="S2">[[Ontology:Q3667\|Nothing should be done unless everybody considers it wonderful]] / "they had such good reasons for doing what they did that the ends justify the means" -> I am so sick of this phrase and its use in analyzing both fiction and reality. there are so many wrong assumptions in it that are difficult to dig up at first, but whenever anyone uses this concept it always totally distorts their view of how reality really works. you get so many crazy propositions out of this like that it's absolutely not allowed to investigate how reality works without obeying metaphysics, etc.		<li data-qid="36,67" value="3667" class="field_exstruct" data-dimension="S2">[[Ontology:Q3667\|Nothing should be done unless everybody considers it wonderful]] / "they had such good reasons for doing what they did that the ends justify the means" -> I am so sick of this phrase and its use in analyzing both fiction and reality. there are so many wrong assumptions in it that are difficult to dig up at first, but whenever anyone uses this concept it always totally distorts their view of how reality really works. you get so many crazy propositions out of this like that it's absolutely not allowed to investigate how reality works without obeying metaphysics, etc.
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	</li><li data-qid="36,67" value="3667" class="field_anarchy" data-dimension="S2">Peter Singer should never donate unless tribal populations consider it wonderful / If Peter Singer believes that acting is better than not acting, it results in brutally assimilating tribal populations; telling people that nothing should be done unless everyone considers it wonderful will somehow cause Peter Singer never to do anything [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=od9HIsKHiLk&lc=UgwyBN_KvSCw8uZ5AVp4AaABAg] -> no no no no no. I mean, those historical events are real, but this is terrible reasoning to apply to explain them. the moment you start reasoning like this you empower millions of Tories to say that a single person making them use preferred pronouns or teach the history of racism is tyranny. you don't want to open that can of worms. before constructing a system of ethics please just admit that people don't actually have control over other people's minds and decisions.		</li><li data-qid="36,67" value="3667" class="field_anarchy" data-dimension="S2">Peter Singer should never donate unless tribal populations consider it wonderful / If Peter Singer believes that acting is better than not acting, it results in brutally assimilating tribal populations; telling people that nothing should be done unless everyone considers it wonderful will somehow cause Peter Singer never to do anything [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=od9HIsKHiLk&lc=UgwyBN_KvSCw8uZ5AVp4AaABAg] -> no no no no no. I mean, those historical events are real, but this is terrible reasoning to apply to explain them. the moment you start reasoning like this you empower millions of Tories to say that a single person making them use preferred pronouns or teach the history of racism is tyranny. you don't want to open that can of worms. before constructing a system of ethics please just admit that people don't actually have control over other people's minds and decisions.

	</~~li><li data-qid~~="36,67~~" value~~="3667~~" class="field_mdem" data-dimension="S2">~~Do not what unto others is not wonderful / Do not what unto others surprises / Do not what others would not experience / Do not unto others what they would not decide / Do not what others would not 'unto' themselves / Do not what others would not normally-see-happen-as-a-spontaneous-event-unto-them / Do not what others would not "unto" -> in the end this thing is a lot like a twisted version of the golden rule.<br/>		{{li\|I=S2/MX/A\|tradition=\|Q=36,67\|Q2=3667}}Do not what unto others is not wonderful / Do not what unto others surprises / Do not what others would not experience / Do not unto others what they would not decide / Do not what others would not 'unto' themselves / Do not what others would not normally-see-happen-as-a-spontaneous-event-unto-them / Do not unto others what they would not decide you do / Do not treat others how they would not like to be treated, regardless of the existence of "you" / Do not what others would not "unto" / platinum inverse (generic) -> in the end this thing is a lot like a twisted version of the [[EC:9k/RD/Q50,98\|golden rule]].<br/>
	this... is also the same thing as the [[E:Shenlong effect (meta-Marxism)\|Shenlong effect]]. it just has a slightly different context it appears in and explanation of the process. this one is strictly viewing the world through ethics and the assumption it exists or makes sense, while the Shenlong effect as it's defined in its original context is viewing the world through material analysis of behavior and interactions at various scales, basically a slightly warped version of dialectical materialism. this proposition is like, an origin story for why particular individuals assume the Shenlong effect to exist, although people could also hypothetically invent it through different assumptions		this... is also the same thing as the [[E:Shenlong effect (meta-Marxism)\|Shenlong effect]]. it just has a slightly different context it appears in and explanation of the process. this one is strictly viewing the world through ethics and the assumption it exists or makes sense, while the Shenlong effect as it's defined in its original context is viewing the world through material analysis of behavior and interactions at various scales, basically a slightly warped version of dialectical materialism. this proposition is like, an origin story for why particular individuals assume the Shenlong effect to exist, although people could also hypothetically invent it through different assumptions

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	{{li\|I=S2/ES\|tradition=ES, A\|Q=56,42\|Q2=5642}}Human moralities are a fundamental layer of material reality -> this goes way back to early Liberal-republicanism and Kant, so it's not neatly an anarchist concept		{{li\|I=S2/ES\|tradition=ES, A\|Q=56,42\|Q2=5642}}Human moralities are a fundamental layer of material reality -> this goes way back to early Liberal-republicanism and Kant, so it's not neatly an anarchist concept

	{{li\|I=F2/ES\|tradition=A, IK, HM, ES\|Q=618}}Righteousness can be True / ~~<s>Only</s> what~~ is moral can be [[E:true (formal logic)\|True]] / It is safe to use morality or ethics as a means of judging what is accurate to material reality -> this seems to be one of the major pitfalls in Orwell's thinking. whether something appears to be immoral to somebody isn't actually a good standard of whether that thing is true. for a good demonstration, you only have to look at Liberal-republican candidates madly trying to claim "if elected I will stop Zionism" just to get people to choose the person that supports morality, but materially the proposition the candidate says is false, not true, and going through that 'all-important' Orwell process of abandoning the guy that sounds mean and picking the guy that sounds nice accomplishes absolutely nothing.<br/>		{{li\|I=F2/ES\|tradition=A, IK, HM, ES\|Q=618}}Righteousness can be True / What is moral can be [[E:true (formal logic)\|True]] / It is safe to use morality or ethics as a means of judging what is accurate to material reality -> this seems to be one of the major pitfalls in Orwell's thinking. whether something appears to be immoral to somebody isn't actually a good standard of whether that thing is true. for a good demonstration, you only have to look at Liberal-republican candidates madly trying to claim "if elected I will stop Zionism" just to get people to choose the person that supports morality, but materially the proposition the candidate says is false, not true, and going through that 'all-important' Orwell process of abandoning the guy that sounds mean and picking the guy that sounds nice accomplishes absolutely nothing.<br/>
	this + ?? = free of domination (truth value)		this + ?? = free of domination (truth value)

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	== Psychoanalysis and what is wonderful ==		== Psychoanalysis and what is wonderful ==

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	== Anarchism and what is wonderful ==		== Anarchism and what is wonderful ==

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	== Trotskyism / "Zinovievism" and what is wonderful ==<!--		== Trotskyism / "Zinovievism" and what is wonderful ==
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Reversedragon: Righteousness can be True

2026-03-27T00:37:10Z

Righteousness can be True

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	~~</li><~~li ~~class~~=~~"field_exstruct" data-~~tradition="ES, A~~" data-qid~~="56,42~~" value~~="5642~~" data-dimension="S2">~~Human moralities are a fundamental layer of material reality -> this goes way back to early Liberal-republicanism and Kant, so it's not neatly an anarchist concept		{{li\|I=S2/ES\|tradition=ES, A\|Q=56,42\|Q2=5642}}Human moralities are a fundamental layer of material reality -> this goes way back to early Liberal-republicanism and Kant, so it's not neatly an anarchist concept

	</li><li ~~class~~=~~"field_anarchy" data-~~tradition=~~"A" data-qid~~="22,96~~" value~~="2296~~" data-dimension="S">~~True people versus False people / ([[User:RD/9k/Q22,96\|9k]]) ~~<!-- -> the concept that Truth in general is the -->~~		{{li\|I=F2/ES\|tradition=A, IK, HM, ES\|Q=618}}Righteousness can be True / <s>Only</s> what is moral can be [[E:true (formal logic)\|True]] / It is safe to use morality or ethics as a means of judging what is accurate to material reality -> this seems to be one of the major pitfalls in Orwell's thinking. whether something appears to be immoral to somebody isn't actually a good standard of whether that thing is true. for a good demonstration, you only have to look at Liberal-republican candidates madly trying to claim "if elected I will stop Zionism" just to get people to choose the person that supports morality, but materially the proposition the candidate says is false, not true, and going through that 'all-important' Orwell process of abandoning the guy that sounds mean and picking the guy that sounds nice accomplishes absolutely nothing.<br/>
			this + ?? = free of domination (truth value)

			{{li\|I=S1/A\|tradition=unknown\|Q=22,96\|Q2=2296}}True people versus False people / ([[User:RD/9k/Q22,96\|9k]])

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			* IK / Kantianism
	* HM / critical theory		* HM / critical theory
	* A / anarchism and transition to restore Native American tribes (motif)		* A / anarchism and transition to restore Native American tribes (motif)

Reversedragon: /* Anarchism and what is wonderful */ Being autistic is counter-revolutionary - move to Anarchism can oppress people

2026-03-11T00:40:19Z

Anarchism and what is wonderful: Being autistic is counter-revolutionary - move to Anarchism can oppress people

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	<li class="field_anarchy" data-tradition="MX onto A" data-qid="56,88" value="5688" data-dimension="S">anarchist orientalism / ([[User:RD/9k/Q56,88\|9k]])		<li class="field_anarchy" data-tradition="MX onto A" data-qid="56,88" value="5688" data-dimension="S">anarchist orientalism / ([[User:RD/9k/Q56,88\|9k]])

	</li><li class="field_exstruct" data-tradition="ES" data-qid="51,06" value="5106" data-dimension="S2">Scientific thinking is a pathology / Scientific thinking is a disease symptom created by such conditions as autism and ADHD that make individuals unable to understand intuition and to solve social situations through individuals intuitively unifying onto the nicest and most friendship-like behaviors that become local culture rather than attempting to characterize patterns in societies sociologically<br />
	~~Anti-racism education is an oxymoron + ?? = this~~

	{{li\|I=S2/A\|Q=51,07\|Q2=5107}}Being autistic is counter-revolutionary (anarchism) / Being born autistic is counter-revolutionary to anarchism because autistic people have a defect in performing Rhizome, but everyone performing Rhizome on the basis of cultures and lived experiences automatically going together in a strictly subjective space is more important than anything else including autistic people -> anarchism always believes it's incapable of making errors like the ones historical Marxist states made of funneling a demographic into the counter-revolutionary bucket because that demographic's actual {{em\|movements}} were currently opposing the integrity of the country at that point in time. but I think that is the opposite of true. the insistence of both blue and charcoal anarchisms on forcing everyone to comprehend "prejudices" and "exclusion" solely on the basis of intuition, empathy, "lived experiences", syncretism, fractalizing freedom-of-religion down to individuals to create democulture, strategic association and exclusion, and the judgement of morality as both whatever makes majorities unhappy and whatever makes minorities unhappy in impossible simultaneity to the exclusion of logic, objectivity, internal coherence, mathematics, and science is definitely excluding some people based on physical characteristics they can't control.

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Reversedragon: The Roaring Knight is real (United States)

2026-03-03T11:15:03Z

The Roaring Knight is real (United States)

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	</li><li class="field_exstruct" data-tradition="Aa" data-qid="53,82" value="5382" data-dimension="S2">We know gay marriage is a fact because Jungian repression / ([[User:RD/9k/Q5383\|9k]])		</li><li class="field_exstruct" data-tradition="Aa" data-qid="53,82" value="5382" data-dimension="S2">We know gay marriage is a fact because Jungian repression / ([[User:RD/9k/Q5383\|9k]])

			</li><li class="field_exstruct" data-tradition="MX onto Aa / meta-Marxism onto Jungianism" value="618" data-dimension="S2">The Roaring Knight is real (United States; Deltarune) / U.S. people think the Roaring Knight is real / [[E:Roaring Knight (Deltarune)\|The Roaring Knight]] is arguably a representation of the process of [[E:Society are not singular (meta-Marxism)\|a society]] meeting its breaking point and shattering apart (see: The Roaring, the artificial game-world shattering apart) due to said society's inability to observe and process human suffering, this failure to discover or take in accurate information being generally understood or claimed to be a form of prejudice or inherently bad behavior and its remedy being generally understood to be a psychological resolution (see: Deltarune characters going deep into psychological world and presumably yanking out needles of suffering or pulling Dess out of depression ocean) because a particular state of people being socially connected (Kris and Susie going to school and not having hallucinations or nightmares) is assumed to be normal and healthy and necessary until the shattering event breaks through it and shatters what is assumed to be natural and normal whether it really truly is the way things should be or it isn't the way things should be and the shattering of the relationships is the only thing that can happen (Deltarune's one ending of the Roaring Knight and the Roaring tearing open the world which presumably there is a secret way for the heroes to thwart to reach the actual one ending)

			</li><li class="field_mdem" data-tradition="MX onto Aa / MX onto ES" value="618" data-dimension="S2">The Roaring Knight is anarchism / The Roaring Knight is a fantastical and hyperbolic representation of some of the most core concepts of anarchist theory / The Roaring Knight is an anarchist (hyperbolic statement that the Roaring Knight is a representation of abstract concepts in anarchism) -> move this onto 9k for above proposition when it gets a number

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Reversedragon: Scientific thinking is a pathology

2026-03-03T09:03:43Z

Scientific thinking is a pathology

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	<li class="field_anarchy" data-tradition="MX onto A" data-qid="56,88" value="5688" data-dimension="S">anarchist orientalism / ([[User:RD/9k/Q56,88\|9k]])		<li class="field_anarchy" data-tradition="MX onto A" data-qid="56,88" value="5688" data-dimension="S">anarchist orientalism / ([[User:RD/9k/Q56,88\|9k]])

			</li><li class="field_exstruct" data-tradition="ES" data-qid="51,06" value="5106" data-dimension="S2">Scientific thinking is a pathology / Scientific thinking is a disease symptom created by such conditions as autism and ADHD that make individuals unable to understand intuition and to solve social situations through individuals intuitively unifying onto the nicest and most friendship-like behaviors that become local culture rather than attempting to characterize patterns in societies sociologically<br />
			Anti-racism education is an oxymoron + ?? = this

			{{li\|I=S2/A\|Q=51,07\|Q2=5107}}Being autistic is counter-revolutionary (anarchism) / Being born autistic is counter-revolutionary to anarchism because autistic people have a defect in performing Rhizome, but everyone performing Rhizome on the basis of cultures and lived experiences automatically going together in a strictly subjective space is more important than anything else including autistic people -> anarchism always believes it's incapable of making errors like the ones historical Marxist states made of funneling a demographic into the counter-revolutionary bucket because that demographic's actual {{em\|movements}} were currently opposing the integrity of the country at that point in time. but I think that is the opposite of true. the insistence of both blue and charcoal anarchisms on forcing everyone to comprehend "prejudices" and "exclusion" solely on the basis of intuition, empathy, "lived experiences", syncretism, fractalizing freedom-of-religion down to individuals to create democulture, strategic association and exclusion, and the judgement of morality as both whatever makes majorities unhappy and whatever makes minorities unhappy in impossible simultaneity to the exclusion of logic, objectivity, internal coherence, mathematics, and science is definitely excluding some people based on physical characteristics they can't control.

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Reversedragon: True people versus False people

2026-02-11T00:00:20Z

True people versus False people

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	</li><li class="field_exstruct" data-tradition="ES, A" data-qid="56,42" value="5642" data-dimension="S2">Human moralities are a fundamental layer of material reality -> this goes way back to early Liberal-republicanism and Kant, so it's not neatly an anarchist concept		</li><li class="field_exstruct" data-tradition="ES, A" data-qid="56,42" value="5642" data-dimension="S2">Human moralities are a fundamental layer of material reality -> this goes way back to early Liberal-republicanism and Kant, so it's not neatly an anarchist concept

			</li><li class="field_anarchy" data-tradition="A" data-qid="22,96" value="2296" data-dimension="S">True people versus False people / ([[User:RD/9k/Q22,96\|9k]]) <!-- -> the concept that Truth in general is the -->

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Reversedragon: Human moralities are a fundamental layer of material reality

2026-02-09T06:27:26Z

Human moralities are a fundamental layer of material reality

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	</li><li data-qid="36,67" value="3667" class="field_mdem" data-dimension="S2">Do not what unto others is not wonderful / Do not what unto others surprises / Do not what others would not experience / Do not unto others what they would not decide / Do not what others would not 'unto' themselves / Do not what others would not normally-see-happen-as-a-spontaneous-event-unto-them / Do not what others would not "unto" -> in the end this thing is a lot like a twisted version of the golden rule.<br/>		</li><li data-qid="36,67" value="3667" class="field_mdem" data-dimension="S2">Do not what unto others is not wonderful / Do not what unto others surprises / Do not what others would not experience / Do not unto others what they would not decide / Do not what others would not 'unto' themselves / Do not what others would not normally-see-happen-as-a-spontaneous-event-unto-them / Do not what others would not "unto" -> in the end this thing is a lot like a twisted version of the golden rule.<br/>
	this... is also the same thing as the [[E:Shenlong effect (meta-Marxism)\|Shenlong effect]]. it just has a slightly different context it appears in and explanation of the process. this one is strictly viewing the world through ethics and the assumption it exists or makes sense, while the Shenlong effect as it's defined in its original context is viewing the world through material analysis of behavior and interactions at various scales, basically a slightly warped version of dialectical materialism. this proposition is like, an origin story for why particular individuals assume the Shenlong effect to exist, although people could also hypothetically invent it through different assumptions		this... is also the same thing as the [[E:Shenlong effect (meta-Marxism)\|Shenlong effect]]. it just has a slightly different context it appears in and explanation of the process. this one is strictly viewing the world through ethics and the assumption it exists or makes sense, while the Shenlong effect as it's defined in its original context is viewing the world through material analysis of behavior and interactions at various scales, basically a slightly warped version of dialectical materialism. this proposition is like, an origin story for why particular individuals assume the Shenlong effect to exist, although people could also hypothetically invent it through different assumptions

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			== Shared ==

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			</li><li class="field_exstruct" data-tradition="ES, A" data-qid="56,42" value="5642" data-dimension="S2">Human moralities are a fundamental layer of material reality -> this goes way back to early Liberal-republicanism and Kant, so it's not neatly an anarchist concept

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