The Universal Constitution of Humanity
Do you believe people are instinctually good, or bad? They are neither. All of us are exactly what we have been taught to be. From the moment we are born, we learn from other peoples actions. Everything that you understand has either been taught to you, or is a conclusion you’ve developed.
I will use illustrations and examples through-out this publication to help you understand the facts, and concepts we are discussing. The prince that was switched at birth was one, here is another.
Have you ever smelled coffee brewing? How did you know you were smelling coffee? The only way you could have known how coffee smells, is someone presented you coffee and you smelled it. You then drew your own conclusion of what coffee smells like.
Have you ever visited a coffee plantation, or a coffee processing plant? Coffee has several different smells. It smells one way growing, another while it is being processed, and yet another when it is being brewed to drink. So, you probably have only been exposed to one of the smells of coffee.
If you ask a person if they know what coffee smells like, they will most likely say yes. The fact is, they probably only recognize aroma of coffee, The actual fragrance of the coffee will vary greatly depending on whom you ask. If you ask the farmer, the worker at the coffee plant, or the consumer, all of them may have a different conclusion of what coffee smells like. They are all correct in their conclusion of what coffee smells like, even though all of their conclusions are different.
This is the concept that we will build the free human society upon. We can all be right even though we have varying opinions of what right is. As long as I respect your right to freedom and a peaceful life, and you do the same, we have just solved the problems of human violence. All that we have to do is convince everyone to agree to the same set of general standards for society, and then enjoy their lives.
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