A Miscellany 108
Subjective Neutrality
by Lucas Werner
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I am working on a website, and these are some of my ideas for a better society. This is somewhat influenced by Apathetic Agnosticism.
Subjective Neutrality
Free from interference. Free from bias.
Liber Intercessione! Liber Inclinatione!
PRIMARIES
Logic- Anything can be discussed, excluding the present statement.
Civic- Our business is your business. Your business is your business.
Moral- We don't know about and we don't care for supreme transcendent forces.
SECONDARIES
Logic- Action causes thought causes word.
Civic- Do what you want. Don't impede the same.
Moral- Consensually, do unto others as they would do unto themselves.
TERTIARIES
Logic- Nothing exists outside of nature.
Civic- You own what you create, except nature, itself.
Moral- Intelligence is part of nature.
Subjective Neutrality As Personal Philosophy
My goal is to make it clear that subjective neutrality can be used as an umbrella philosophy to encapsulate many other philosophies into an all encompassing unit. I will attempt to show you what I mean by laying out, why I feel are appropriate schools of though that can be branched from SN and be shown to be synonymous with SN, in general. Saying one is subjectively neutral might then be a way of saying one is vaguely for a way of thinking that may be in opposition to a certain status quo, without revealing too much of one's character, avoiding unnecessary arguments, like a stance of logical morality or some such antonym.
I wish to make philosophy simpler and more accessible. So, here is what I had in mind...
Subjective Neutrality
The argument for
synonyms: sober, serious, impartial, detached, telescopic, natural, free, immanent
schools: skepticism, cynicism, relativism, agnosticism, realism, humanism, pragmatism, existentialism
examples: adaptation level principle, temporal construal effect, unified field theory, theory of evolution, method acting, role distance
Objective Partiality
The argument against
synonyms: dependent, warped, certain, aligned, microscopic, conformed, oppressed, transcendent
schools: positionism, romanticism, absolutism, theism, idealism, dogmaticism, mysticism, positivism
examples:affected valency stimuli, duels of dualities, mythos, intelligent design, partisan politics, role embracement