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Core Meaning of Egalitarian Philosophy

Egalitarianism is a school of political and moral philosophy centered on the core premise that all humans share an equal fundamental moral worth and status. Rather than accepting rigid social hierarchies, class systems, or inherited privileges, egalitarianism asserts that every person deserves:
• Equal rights and dignity
• Equal treatment and protection under the law
• Equitable access to opportunities, resources, and participation in society
Depending on the specific focus, egalitarianism can manifest as legal/political equality (such as universal suffrage and equality before the law), social equality (dismantling discrimination based on race, gender, or caste), or economic/distributive equality (reducing extreme gaps in wealth or ensuring basic life provisions).

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Pastywhyte said:

I’ll start an essay but no timeline or promises

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I have a feeling our ideal world is similar

Just explaining some of the picture definitely looks wack though I understand setting strict laws or laws of certain things would actually cause problems later and in general most laws in existence now are pointless and definitely not for the peoples benefits

Yea I don't explain my ideal world because money isn't in it and most people can't fathom that idea n when I share my ideas of what tech holds for the future they're stuck in hindsight at money being the core of the world n miss the whole point I'm trying to explain

You have until apocalypse, hope that's enough

Blood I agree, majority of people are blinded by money. But hey, it's always majority that follows the few so you gotta start somewhere. I believe we'll see a huge population cut in near future and people with values like truth, honor and love will intrinsically attract each other and grow, kinda like mycelium, one for all and all for one. Rest on the other hand will scrape by for survival, kinda like bacteria.

LadysKnight said:

Yep, totally agree kids need structure and boundaries. Not saying to let them roam the streets, just get rid of classrooms and desks from the beginning.

What if kindergarten was about taking kids on regular field trips until the teachers see what interests the child. Then 1st grade is based around discovered interests, and so on.

Science and history are often found to be incorrect by future generations. What if we didn't tell them what to think?

Basic math is a given. But if they are drawn to it, show them more.

Whatever is taught should have regular warnings that this is our current best guess.

Just thoughts,  no decree.

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That's some good thinking LK! As to be expected from legend who built his own house in the wilderness, by his own hands

DorkWithTheHair said:

Ehhhhhhh, the whole "science and history get proven wrong a lot, so don't teach it" thing is exactly the same line that a lot of Holocaust deniers, flat Earthers, and anti-vaxxers use.  Thing is, you can teach them to think for themselves w/o tossing two core subjects essential to understanding the world around them.

Besides, what you're seeing isn't devaluation of the subjects, but their self-correcting nature in action.  Science needs change for it to be science, otherwise what you're seeing isn't science, it's dogma.  Science, especially, isn't about teaching kids WHAT to think, but HOW to think.  How to approach their problems logically, to test ideas and not simply blindly trust the word of another.

Without scientific thought, we'd still be stoning autistic people to death, thinkin they're possessed by daemons.  And if you wanna see what happens to those that don't bother to learn history, go to a MAGA gathering.  Ignorance makes one easy to manipulate.  Education is the vaccine against that disease.

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LadysKnight said:

If they mature and have a penchant for the subject, give them what we have so far.

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What we are taught now in history and science is largely incorrect. Missing huge swaths of truth, so as to render it misinformation. And these subjects don't evolve any faster than those in power allow them.

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Teach love, compassion and the true nature of reality.

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LadysKnight said:

We are all aware that we are a single eternal being living a temporary physical existence for this experience. No one is trying to take advantage of themselves. We love each other as ourselves.

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DorkWithTheHair said:

Not teaching kids history and science will always set them up for failure.  Instead, teach them that this information can be subject to change.  Teach them HOW to think!  To be willing to accept and understand new data and new conclusions.  To be willing to set aside old, inaccurate information and preconceived biases.

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Pastywhyte said:

I’ll maybe start a private essay and collect notes that I post here until I can produce said essay. So here is a tiny sneak peak at the most important concept I have. Money rules everything right now, I propose to remove that level of influence while maintaining the good that it does provide.

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Im all for it

Cant wait to see it progress

langten69 said:

LadysKnight said:

We are all aware that we are a single eternal being living a temporary physical existence for this experience. No one is trying to take advantage of themselves. We love each other as ourselves.

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I like this.  The current problem is putting it into language that people from various social/religious/econimic/language/etc. Backgrounds can comprehend and believe this.

Because the majority of the modern people in the worker drone system dont grasp this, is why the system is in place at all.

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I don't expect anyone to believe it until they seek to know for themselves.

But until that happens we're stuck arguing over how to progress, aka partisan politics.