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Junior Hegelian
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How about instead of having a single individual theorize/fantasize/philosophize/lecture someone on the purpose of life, we have a collective answer to the question? I think this is a new way of trying to set a course for humanity, instead of trying to just haphazardly guess where we're going.
In a way, I think politicians should try to answer this question. It's sort of Plato-esque, (philosopher-king), but I think we we figure this out, then we can collectively prioritize our goals, have a less ambiguous system of morality.
It's basically a missions statement, like a corporation would have, but for humanity as a collective.
In a way, I think politicians should try to answer this question. It's sort of Plato-esque, (philosopher-king), but I think we we figure this out, then we can collectively prioritize our goals, have a less ambiguous system of morality.
It's basically a missions statement, like a corporation would have, but for humanity as a collective.