Thank you for this thoughtful exchange—it’s helped clarify important nuances. I genuinely admire your commitment to ethical transformation. You’re right: the future will need not just technological solutions, but new forms of human solidarity rooted in wisdom and compassion.
While our methodologies differ, your ideas inspire deeper thinking about holistic approaches. To keep this thread focused, I suggest we continue this conversation via private messages—particularly if you’d like to explore:
Integrating your vision of organic prosociality into existing systems,
Or designing pilot projects to test these concepts.
For other readers: This discussion vividly illustrates how the Time × Scope framework operates in practice—‘high-moral’ ideals (long-term δ, wide-scope w) must demonstrate implementability (↑ρ) before becoming foundational norms. I’d love to hear: What examples of such moral transitions do you see emerging today?
Thank you for this thoughtful exchange—it’s helped clarify important nuances. I genuinely admire your commitment to ethical transformation. You’re right: the future will need not just technological solutions, but new forms of human solidarity rooted in wisdom and compassion.
While our methodologies differ, your ideas inspire deeper thinking about holistic approaches. To keep this thread focused, I suggest we continue this conversation via private messages—particularly if you’d like to explore:
Integrating your vision of organic prosociality into existing systems,
Or designing pilot projects to test these concepts.
For other readers: This discussion vividly illustrates how the Time × Scope framework operates in practice—‘high-moral’ ideals (long-term δ, wide-scope w) must demonstrate implementability (↑ρ) before becoming foundational norms. I’d love to hear: What examples of such moral transitions do you see emerging today?