- short:
golden_rule_positive
- long:
What I wish done to myself, I do to others.
- short:
golden_rule_negative
- long:
I do not do to others what I do not wish done to myself.
- short:
categorical_imperative
- long:
I act as if the maxims of my action were to become through my will a universal law of nature.
- reference: the Kantian Categorical Imperative
- short:
ack_other_ethos
- long:
I acknowledge the existence of other ethos(es) than mine.
- short:
judge_invite
- long:
I make myself subject of my own declarations and invite others who do the same to judge me by them.
- short:
web_cookies_level2
- long:
I accept only cookies that are required for the obvious functionality of the site.
- basis: Conform to the negative golden rule: I do not use optional (for example tracking and advertising) cookies on the sites that I create. I expect others to do the same unless I opt in.
- short:
no_contradiction_claim
- long:
I will not transact with persons who have not answered all types of claims that contradict their own ethos. (If I can avoid it.)
- short:
defined_top
- long:
I will not transact with persons who have not defined their top values/virtues in their ethos.
- short:
known_identity
- long:
I will not transact with people who do not share their official/legal identity.
- short:
reciprocal_declarations
- long:
I confer to other people the level of trust that corresponds to the reciprocal declarations.
Example: If I judge_invite
and the other person does the same: we can engage in constructive criticism about our ethos(es) or actions. That means we accept that the other person may make the conversation public in part or in whole.
Reciprocal_declarations is a powerful tool of ethos cooperation and it confers access to levels of personal trust that have not been achieved at scale in human history.