- 25 Mar 2016 20:48
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Hello,
I'm new here and I feel like I have the duty first to give something to the community and then only ask for attention to my ideology. However, I can't wait to post my ideology. So, my ideology is based on a philosophical theory, as I see Philosophy in the duty to search for the Right, and Politics in the duty to realize the Right. Here is it:
This is a theory that claims to contain the only values that really justify laws and actions.
First, for this theory I have to define how to justify (objectively), because if we have different ways to justify objectively, we won"t reach anything. Well, justifying has stations. We"ll now determine those stations. The last station is the result of justifying, constitutional or moral laws and actions. The first station is facts, because if something isn"t justified by facts it isn"t objective. These facts have to be unchangeable, because if they"re changeable, they have to be justified. One could say that this wouldn"t work, but let"s just suppose it"s possible, as if it isn"t possible, there"s no objective truth and this would however be the way to determine objective truth, there just wouldn"t be any case where it fits. However it"s possible. An important station between those two stations is the basic values, the step from unchangeable facts to the responsibility to do something. Between the basic values and laws & actions, there can be many or no stations in between, depending from case to case. These potential stations can be represented by the station goals. So, resuming: Facts -> Basic values -> Goals -> Laws & Actions
How should one make the step from an unchangeable fact to the responsibility to do something ? Well, there are two types of unchangeable facts. First static facts, like water is constituted by H2O. That doesn"t lead to anything. Second dynamic facts, an unchangeable process, like evolution. Only a fact that actively does something can create a responsibility to do something. The term dynamic is chosen a bit badly, as the fact doesn"t change. However, in such a process, we have to have a unit of individuals (It can also be only one.) that has a goal, what will be basic value.
By the end, we will have found five objectively legitimated basic values.
We take the process of evolution and split it up into two selections
First Two: Unchangeable Fact: The external selection: The external selection describes an evolutionary process, the selection of species. Species are in a competition for food resources, habitats, etc. and they will ever be. Some species will survive. Others won't. It will always be made a selection. In this process, every species is a unity, with the goal of preserving and expanding the own species. It's not like a common goal coincidentally shared by all individuals of a species, but this goal simply is there. Therefore: Basic Value (for humans): Preservation and Expansion of the human species. However, life as a hole also makes a genetic progress by this selection. Therefore: Basic Value (theoretically for every living thing): Genetic Progress of living things
"Second" Two: Unchangeable Fact: The internal selection: This selection plus the external selection are indeed everything that decides when any individual will live and die and how it will be while living. So both selections resume evolution. However, internal selection describes the selection of individuals within a species. Some individuals will reproduce more than other individuals and the gene pool will be changed. In species with two sexes, this selection is represented in the partner choice, where a partner with good genetics is prefered over a partner with bad genetics. In this case, we have the individual as a unity with the goal of reproducing. Basic Value (for everyone on his own): Spread of own genetics But, we have also the unity of the species with the goal of making a genetic progress. Basic Value (for humanity): Genetic Progress of humanity
Last: Unchangeable Fact: Objective justified values exist, if one knows about them or not. So, for the case of other values, one shall know them. So, as values are legitimated by general facts, we have to produce general facts, in other words, science. Basic Value (theoretically for all living things, even if in this case it doesn"t change anything as we as humans are the only species able to do science): Production of and handling of unchangeable facts / Science
In my ideology, all laws and political actions are based on this values.
I'm looking forward to hear good critics and I will enjoy discussing with everyone on an argumentative level.
Thank you for reading !
I'm new here and I feel like I have the duty first to give something to the community and then only ask for attention to my ideology. However, I can't wait to post my ideology. So, my ideology is based on a philosophical theory, as I see Philosophy in the duty to search for the Right, and Politics in the duty to realize the Right. Here is it:
This is a theory that claims to contain the only values that really justify laws and actions.
First, for this theory I have to define how to justify (objectively), because if we have different ways to justify objectively, we won"t reach anything. Well, justifying has stations. We"ll now determine those stations. The last station is the result of justifying, constitutional or moral laws and actions. The first station is facts, because if something isn"t justified by facts it isn"t objective. These facts have to be unchangeable, because if they"re changeable, they have to be justified. One could say that this wouldn"t work, but let"s just suppose it"s possible, as if it isn"t possible, there"s no objective truth and this would however be the way to determine objective truth, there just wouldn"t be any case where it fits. However it"s possible. An important station between those two stations is the basic values, the step from unchangeable facts to the responsibility to do something. Between the basic values and laws & actions, there can be many or no stations in between, depending from case to case. These potential stations can be represented by the station goals. So, resuming: Facts -> Basic values -> Goals -> Laws & Actions
How should one make the step from an unchangeable fact to the responsibility to do something ? Well, there are two types of unchangeable facts. First static facts, like water is constituted by H2O. That doesn"t lead to anything. Second dynamic facts, an unchangeable process, like evolution. Only a fact that actively does something can create a responsibility to do something. The term dynamic is chosen a bit badly, as the fact doesn"t change. However, in such a process, we have to have a unit of individuals (It can also be only one.) that has a goal, what will be basic value.
By the end, we will have found five objectively legitimated basic values.
We take the process of evolution and split it up into two selections
First Two: Unchangeable Fact: The external selection: The external selection describes an evolutionary process, the selection of species. Species are in a competition for food resources, habitats, etc. and they will ever be. Some species will survive. Others won't. It will always be made a selection. In this process, every species is a unity, with the goal of preserving and expanding the own species. It's not like a common goal coincidentally shared by all individuals of a species, but this goal simply is there. Therefore: Basic Value (for humans): Preservation and Expansion of the human species. However, life as a hole also makes a genetic progress by this selection. Therefore: Basic Value (theoretically for every living thing): Genetic Progress of living things
"Second" Two: Unchangeable Fact: The internal selection: This selection plus the external selection are indeed everything that decides when any individual will live and die and how it will be while living. So both selections resume evolution. However, internal selection describes the selection of individuals within a species. Some individuals will reproduce more than other individuals and the gene pool will be changed. In species with two sexes, this selection is represented in the partner choice, where a partner with good genetics is prefered over a partner with bad genetics. In this case, we have the individual as a unity with the goal of reproducing. Basic Value (for everyone on his own): Spread of own genetics But, we have also the unity of the species with the goal of making a genetic progress. Basic Value (for humanity): Genetic Progress of humanity
Last: Unchangeable Fact: Objective justified values exist, if one knows about them or not. So, for the case of other values, one shall know them. So, as values are legitimated by general facts, we have to produce general facts, in other words, science. Basic Value (theoretically for all living things, even if in this case it doesn"t change anything as we as humans are the only species able to do science): Production of and handling of unchangeable facts / Science
In my ideology, all laws and political actions are based on this values.
I'm looking forward to hear good critics and I will enjoy discussing with everyone on an argumentative level.
Thank you for reading !