Unified Philosophy: Ethical Framework
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Ethics is not consensus. Consensus is descriptive, not prescriptive. What majorities have agreed is right has been demonstrably and repeatedly wrong.
Systems are obligated to perform their declared function within acceptable variance. Failure is a logical violation before it is a moral one.
Where a superior equilibrium exists and is accessible, a system is obligated to pursue it.
Electing predation when a better equilibrium is available is simultaneously irrational and unethical.
The precise moral violation is advantage extracted at the cost of logic and ethics against those who cannot remedy through the system.
Where a superior equilibrium exists and is accessible, a system is obligated to pursue it.
Electing predation when a better equilibrium is available is simultaneously irrational and unethical.
The precise moral violation is advantage extracted at the cost of logic and ethics against those who cannot remedy through the system.
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