If you could teach everyone in the world one concept, what concept would have the biggest positive impact on humanity?
That EVERYBODY else's life is as valuable as your own. Also, to drink coke so we can live in perfect harmony.
And I would like to buy the world that coke..
@Moniquee43 we are on our way!
@Moniquee43 is that whilst wearing the carcinogenic baseball hat emblazoned "Coke"?
The Golden Rule - Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
A very general rule that does not always work ... lol for instance although complementary pure sadists do not want the same as masochists.
You beat me to it. I sure wish more people would follow this.
Carl Sagan had the best answer for that, and it was the everyone had the image of the pale blue dot planet earth taken from millions of miles in space in their heads. That's what humanity needs, that perspective. Many don't have it, and religious parochialism flows from it. I agree with Carl.
I always try to recall that perspective, David, when I start to feel sorry for myself, or too self-important.
You now have similar reminder in the #HumanityStar.
Having casual sex is ok. Doesn't make people whores. Just don't force someone to do anything they don't want to do.
well if it does then I'm a whore.
cutting down population big time, all working as one and taking what we need rather than what we want.
exactly
other people deserve the same rights you have
there is no such thing as rights
Tell the Truth is neck-and-neck with Mind Your Own Business for me, right now.
Critical thinking
Absolutely! It appears that critical thinking is a lost art. Too many people are afraid to challenge authority or the status quo. Need evidence, just look at who is President.
The benefit and value of mutual aid. Through the use of mutual aid, communal bonds are fostered and strengthened. Equality exists throughout, and no single person or group are able to exert their dominance over others. Without the existence of systematic oppression and exploitation, I feel the world would be a better place to live in.
Loving kindness and how to cultivate it within yourself. As I'm writing this I think 'it's easy but takes consistent practice -so maybe as well as talking about it on the interweb you should reinvigorate your own practice?'
I like thst. It's my day off, I just woke up and had a shower (gone 9am!!!!) And having a little look at this site while i drink my coffee has already given me some ideas
The usefulness of science to you directly as a person and about your person.