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Universal
On Inquire to Oneself Political Views
(Questions of a sleepy man)
Challenging the status quo is the way to improve. Challenge yourself.
Ask yourself the following, asking "why?" at each step until it is clear:
What does my life mean to me?
Can I see a more fundamental meaning? If yes, repeat the previous one.
What does someone else's life mean to me?
Do I have value?
Do they have value?
Can I measure my value?
Can I measure someone's value?
Can I measure my time value?
Can I measure the value of someone's time?
Can I measure the value of my merit?
Can I measure the value of others' merit?
What is my value?
What is others' value?
What is my time?
What is the time of others?
What is my merit?
What are others' merits?
What is value?
Can I measure an inanimate object value?
What is a measure?
Can I substitute others so that the world does not lose anything?
Can others substitute me so that the world does not lose anything?
Are my time and merit interchangeable with someone's else time and merit?
What does economy mean?
What purpose does the economy serve?
Why is a non-market economy better than a market one?
Why is a market economy better than a non-marketing one?
Why is non-capitalism better than capitalism?
Why is capitalism better than non-capitalism?
Why are non-capital-owned means of production better than capital-owned means of production?
Why are capital-owned means of production better than non-capital-owned means of production?
What is the State?
What is the purpose of the State?
Can the State not interfere with the economy?
Can the State interfere with the economy?
Can the economy not interfere with the State?
Can the economy interfere with the State?
Can the State not interfere with individual life?
Can the State interfere with individual life?
Can the economy not interfere with individual life?
Can the economy interfere with individual life?
Why does the individual consent to the State?
Why does the individual want to take part in the economy?
Is the individual free?
Why?
This idea has no other proposal besides having people ask this.
(Questions of a sleepy man)
Challenging the status quo is the way to improve. Challenge yourself.
Ask yourself the following, asking "why?" at each step until it is clear:
What does my life mean to me?
Can I see a more fundamental meaning? If yes, repeat the previous one.
What does someone else's life mean to me?
Do I have value?
Do they have value?
Can I measure my value?
Can I measure someone's value?
Can I measure my time value?
Can I measure the value of someone's time?
Can I measure the value of my merit?
Can I measure the value of others' merit?
What is my value?
What is others' value?
What is my time?
What is the time of others?
What is my merit?
What are others' merits?
What is value?
Can I measure an inanimate object value?
What is a measure?
Can I substitute others so that the world does not lose anything?
Can others substitute me so that the world does not lose anything?
Are my time and merit interchangeable with someone's else time and merit?
What does economy mean?
What purpose does the economy serve?
Why is a non-market economy better than a market one?
Why is a market economy better than a non-marketing one?
Why is non-capitalism better than capitalism?
Why is capitalism better than non-capitalism?
Why are non-capital-owned means of production better than capital-owned means of production?
Why are capital-owned means of production better than non-capital-owned means of production?
What is the State?
What is the purpose of the State?
Can the State not interfere with the economy?
Can the State interfere with the economy?
Can the economy not interfere with the State?
Can the economy interfere with the State?
Can the State not interfere with individual life?
Can the State interfere with individual life?
Can the economy not interfere with individual life?
Can the economy interfere with individual life?
Why does the individual consent to the State?
Why does the individual want to take part in the economy?
Is the individual free?
Why?
This idea has no other proposal besides having people ask this.
Supporters
Egora, “The Worldwide Stock-Market of Ideas”, enables everyone to
– develop their own political philosophy out of various ideas,
– determine which ideas are most strongly supported by the people, and
– find the true representatives of the public will, to elect them into public office.
– develop their own political philosophy out of various ideas,
– determine which ideas are most strongly supported by the people, and
– find the true representatives of the public will, to elect them into public office.