The Network Theory of Ethics Here is the thesis I’ve been working on for some time. It deserves a treatise, and I am currently working on one. Still,...
The Network Theory of Ethics
Here is the thesis I’ve been working on for some time. It deserves a treatise, and I am currently working on one. Still, I am posting it here on NOSTR because I know many of you will challenge it. And that is exactly what I need.
I’ve dubbed it "The Network Theory of Ethics". It claims the following:
1. Morality can be derived from physics.
2. More specifically, it is an emergent property of the social network structures that exist within a reality governed by the laws of thermodynamics.
3. Moral values arise when individuals (nodes within a social network) create and maintain the social fabric in a reality in which energy dissipates and in which the expenditure of energy is required to temporarily reduce entropy within the network.
More to come.
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