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*It emerges that virtue is synonymous with positive psychology in the sense of constantly reaching for a higher ideal | *It emerges that virtue is synonymous with positive psychology in the sense of constantly reaching for a higher ideal | ||
*Moral education , as in moral intelligence, is prerequisite for positive psychology | *Moral education , as in moral intelligence, is prerequisite for positive psychology | ||
* | *Abundance must be acknowledged as a possibility, leading to action based on this assumption. | ||
*Possibility is always present. Impossibility is not determined by historical precedent. Ie, if it was impossible historically, it does not mean it is impossible now. | |||
Latest revision as of 21:53, 30 August 2024
PP must be fought for, as the herd does otherwise. Justice must be fought for.
Precepts and Logic
- Justice is an assumption in positive psychology
- History does not matter in terms of assumption of continuity of an evil state. Just because injustice is historical, it does not mean that we allow it to continue.
- Same for all virtues.
- It emerges that virtue is synonymous with positive psychology in the sense of constantly reaching for a higher ideal
- Moral education , as in moral intelligence, is prerequisite for positive psychology
- Abundance must be acknowledged as a possibility, leading to action based on this assumption.
- Possibility is always present. Impossibility is not determined by historical precedent. Ie, if it was impossible historically, it does not mean it is impossible now.