Thank you for these 4 ideas / values which I fully agree with and I love the idea of not only agreeing with them in theory but actually living them fully. Two things that caught my attention are:
* “people are equal”: Which I 100% agree and I would even go to Living Beings are equal. What would our world, our resources, our world’s biggest problems be like if we considered ourselves and Nature as equal? I am aware that there are some details in what we consider living beings. And I would expect that even without having a perfect answer to that question, putting humans at the same levels than other beings, would help us make more ethical and moral decisions.
Our resources are limited: I agree that time and money are limited and key considerations in what we prioritise. Equally, I wonder, what type of world and solutions would we prioritise if we also acknowledged that our natural resources are limited? such as water, food in some part of the world, natural energy, minerals, biomass etc. When I look at the amount of natural resources we use, carefree, to address climate change for examples, I think that a more honest look at the total cost of our solutions (natural, financial, human etc) is highly needed. Especially with the development of AI and the rate of technological innovation that is foreseen. It would seem like our moral responsibility to me too.
I would love to hear your views on these two points. Thank you!
Thank you for these 4 ideas / values which I fully agree with and I love the idea of not only agreeing with them in theory but actually living them fully. Two things that caught my attention are:
* “people are equal”: Which I 100% agree and I would even go to Living Beings are equal. What would our world, our resources, our world’s biggest problems be like if we considered ourselves and Nature as equal? I am aware that there are some details in what we consider living beings. And I would expect that even without having a perfect answer to that question, putting humans at the same levels than other beings, would help us make more ethical and moral decisions.
Our resources are limited: I agree that time and money are limited and key considerations in what we prioritise. Equally, I wonder, what type of world and solutions would we prioritise if we also acknowledged that our natural resources are limited? such as water, food in some part of the world, natural energy, minerals, biomass etc. When I look at the amount of natural resources we use, carefree, to address climate change for examples, I think that a more honest look at the total cost of our solutions (natural, financial, human etc) is highly needed. Especially with the development of AI and the rate of technological innovation that is foreseen. It would seem like our moral responsibility to me too.
I would love to hear your views on these two points. Thank you!