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Concepts

Altruism​

Beauty​

Consistency​

  1. Justice (across roles)
  2. Prudence (across time while across roles)

Common Sense​

  • increases the fitting of the community in the environment, it is part of Fortitude

Creativity​

Curiosity​

Duty​

  • will and actions derived from Charity and Prudence that enable the existence of cardinal and supreme virtues. Pure Duty is not a necessity.

Good​

Fidelity​

  • Loyalty to your agreements, Trustworthiness

Flexibility:​

  1. Governance
  2. Temperance
  3. Fairness
  4. Fortitude
  5. Competition

Freedom​

  • the outcome of a virtuecracy. A virtuecracy is built on the efforts of Duty.

Hospitality​

Intelligence:​

  1. Nous, Faith, Reason (energy of intellect)
  2. Logic Fallacy
  3. Governance
  4. diminishes Governance (vicious propaganda, misused cleverness)

Legitimacy​

Optimism​

Pesimism​

Privacy​

  • it helps in isolating virtues (when a virtue tends to diminish other virtues: eg, Governance impeding Measurability).
  • it helps with ethical abstractions for establishing Order
  • if eternal: impedes/diminishes Recognition, therefore privacy cannot be a virtue.

Purity​

Respect for social norms and rituals​

  • Li (禮, Proper Ritual or Etiquette): This virtue refers to a set of rituals, customs, and standards of politeness that govern proper behavior and maintain social order. It’s about showing respect through appropriate conduct. Politeness.
  • Common sense: Fitness/Fortitude
  • Recognition, Harmony

Righteousness​

  1. Fairness: when you are a party in the situation
  2. Justice: when you judge a situation
  3. Prudence: when you discover the eternal mechanisms of a situation

Rigor​

Sincerity​

  1. Lack of Temperance
  2. Temperance
  3. Fortitude

Sympathetic Joy (Mudita)​

Tolerance​

  • Temperance
  • Prudence, and the recognition of the fact that maximal optimization for eternity has not been achieved, and anything that does not gravely impede virtues may be helpful to discover upgrades.
  • lack of Justice

Wonder​

  • θαυμάζω (thaumazó: to marvel, wonder) part of Faith, Reason. It is the vitality of mentally exploring and linking concepts.
  • Hope