WWB Trainer
WWB Key Ideas
Human attempts to understand the currently unknown and unknowable.
MODE:
~
4 minutes
of short abstracts.
10 key ideas.
1.
Fear-based ethics are moral systems that guide through the threat of punishment, emphasizing “consequences,” over understanding, and “obedience,” over reasoning.
2.
Plato’s detailed metaphysics did not include later souls. Heaven and hell were later inventions. He believed in at least four realms including his own idea of the realm of Forms.
3.
Free will is experienced as a shifting tension between choice and constraint.
4.
The first century of the United States was shaped primarily by Protestant culture, Deism, and Enlightenment ideals
5.
The six realms of karma are a moral map, showing how patterns of action and intention shape the conditions of existence.
6.
The Buddha taught Mount Meru and the six realms likely as symbolic frameworks, not as literal cosmic geography.
8.
Biblical flood stories echo much older Mesopotamian myths rather than unique historical lineages.
9.
Daoism emphasizes nature, Mohism strikes a balance between nature and society, Confucianism brings harmony to society, and Legalism brings authoritarianism to society.
10.
Consciousness is the capacity for awareness; animals add subjective experience, and humans add self-reflection and inquiry.
Done. Refresh for another set.
WWB Trainer
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Writing and coding by Michael Alan Prestwood.
