Golden Rule and Yin-Yang

2017
Jack Ferguson

Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

[You=autonomous agent(s)] Do [act=cause a release of engineered energy] unto [effect=general
or specific transformative, beneficial psychophysical state of being in] others [all unselected,
innocent recipients] as [imaginary role reversal] you [now recipient(s)] would have [wish] them
[role-reversed future possible agents] do [cause] unto [positive state of being in] you
[role-reversed recipient(s)]
The Golden Rule is about acting according to my/our self-interests. Paradoxically, in order to
protect me/us, I/we must put the well-being of others first. For others to do unto me/us as they
would want me/us to do unto them, requires they also apply and complete the rule. This paradox
is captured in the Eastern yin/yang spin and Western bilateral, linear paradigmatic shifts:
I/others/I/others/I…. Example: Universal Health Care will cause universal well-being.

Moral
Well-being
I/we . Immoral
Ill-being
Do unto others as you would have them do Do unto others as you would not have them
unto you. ++ do unto you. + -
Do not unto others as you would not have Do not do unto others as you have them do
them do unto you. -- unto you. - +

others

Others will to do unto me/us as they would Others will not to do unto me/us as they
want me/us to do unto them, ++ would want me/us to do unto them. - +
Others will not do unto me/us as they would Others will do unto me/us as they would not
not want me/us to do unto them, -- want me/us to do unto them. + -

Anthropocentric energy is concentrated within its milieu. The milieu, or human hive, is
transformed ecosystems by artificially generated potential energy options not found in nature.
Each option when activated realizes a human purpose at the expense of the natural beings. The
denizens in an environment are inherently under a universal Golden Rule found in Jainism (p. 9).

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