Intellectual Q&A: How Far Does Your Primary Sphere of Concern Reach (Ethical-Moral Q&A)

[enchanted_elixir]

Intellectual Q&A: What range of caring do you have (moral development q&a)

1. Ego-Centric​

Focus: The individual self.

• Definition: Prioritizes personal needs and desires above all else, viewing the world through a self-serving lens.
• Characteristics:
  • Strong focus on self-interest and survival.
  • Limited empathy or concern for others unless they directly affect the individual.

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2. Group-Centric​

Focus: One’s immediate social or cultural group (e.g., ethnic group, race, tribe, nation, religion, or other collective identity).

• Definition: Prioritizes the well-being, values, and interests of one’s group, often seeing it as superior to or in competition with other groups.
• Characteristics:
  • Strong in-group loyalty and cohesion.
  • Can encompass ethno-centrism, nation-centrism, or religious group identities.
  • Tends to view outsiders as "other" or less important.

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3. Human-Centric​

Focus: Humanity as a whole.

• Definition: Emphasizes the shared dignity, rights, and well-being of all humans, transcending group boundaries.
• Characteristics:
  • Advocates for global cooperation and equality.
  • Acknowledges shared human challenges (e.g., climate change, poverty).
  • May overlook non-human entities or ecosystems, prioritizing human concerns.

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4. Terra-Centric​

Focus: The Earth and all its inhabitants.

• Definition: Views the planet as an interconnected system, emphasizing the importance of protecting and sustaining life across all species and ecosystems.
• Characteristics:
  • Deep respect for biodiversity and ecosystems.
  • Advocates for sustainable practices and global stewardship.
  • Frames humanity as one part of a larger biosphere, not its ruler.

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5. Cosmo-Centric​

Focus: The universe as a whole.

• Definition: A holistic worldview that encompasses all existence, recognizing the interdependence of all things within the cosmos.
• Characteristics:
  • Sees humanity and Earth as small but significant parts of the cosmic order.
  • May incorporate spiritual, metaphysical, or scientific understandings of the universe.
  • Frames ethics and purpose in universal, rather than anthropocentric, terms.

 

[Mess]

Everything was made in God's image
except this fucker

 

[enchanted_elixir]

Personally, I try to go higher but my baseline state of consciousness usually resides in worldcentric.

 

[S̴̱̪͈͈̄͛̆̅͊̀͊̚̕͝͝͝i]

Intellectual Q&A: What range of caring do you have (moral development q&a)

1. Ego-Centric​

Focus: The individual self.

• Definition: Prioritizes personal needs and desires above all else, viewing the world through a self-serving lens.
• Characteristics:
  • Strong focus on self-interest and survival.
  • Limited empathy or concern for others unless they directly affect the individual.

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2. Group-Centric​

Focus: One’s immediate social or cultural group (e.g., ethnic group, race, tribe, nation, religion, or other collective identity).

• Definition: Prioritizes the well-being, values, and interests of one’s group, often seeing it as superior to or in competition with other groups.
• Characteristics:
  • Strong in-group loyalty and cohesion.
  • Can encompass ethno-centrism, nation-centrism, or religious group identities.
  • Tends to view outsiders as "other" or less important.

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3. Human-Centric​

Focus: Humanity as a whole.

• Definition: Emphasizes the shared dignity, rights, and well-being of all humans, transcending group boundaries.
• Characteristics:
  • Advocates for global cooperation and equality.
  • Acknowledges shared human challenges (e.g., climate change, poverty).
  • May overlook non-human entities or ecosystems, prioritizing human concerns.

---

4. Terra-Centric​

Focus: The Earth and all its inhabitants.

• Definition: Views the planet as an interconnected system, emphasizing the importance of protecting and sustaining life across all species and ecosystems.
• Characteristics:
  • Deep respect for biodiversity and ecosystems.
  • Advocates for sustainable practices and global stewardship.
  • Frames humanity as one part of a larger biosphere, not its ruler.

---

5. Cosmo-Centric​

Focus: The universe as a whole.

• Definition: A holistic worldview that encompasses all existence, recognizing the interdependence of all things within the cosmos.
• Characteristics:
  • Sees humanity and Earth as small but significant parts of the cosmic order.
  • May incorporate spiritual, metaphysical, or scientific understandings of the universe.
  • Frames ethics and purpose in universal, rather than anthropocentric, terms.

dnrd but probably high iq
@itzyaboyJJ @ryuken opinion?

 

[itzyaboyJJ]

dnrd

 

[enchanted_elixir]

dnrd but probably high iq
@itzyaboyJJ @ryuken opinion?

Read it. Or scan it dude, it isn't hard to read.

 

[ryuken]

dnrd but probably high iq
@itzyaboyJJ @ryuken opinion?

I'm not reading all that

No offence op

 

[enchanted_elixir]

I'm not reading all that

No offence op

you can scan all that. if you wish

 

[ryuken]

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