- Is it your position that there is no such thing as a good person with a legitimate reason to communicate privately? - Is there no such thing as an authority abusing power? - Does a law ever exist that shouldn't be? - Can a government offocial or politician decree wrongfully? - Has history ever recorded a citizen who rightfully refused compliance? Long live the naysayer, the whistleblower, the conscientious objector, the detractor, the ombudsman, and protections for these individuals, who are counterbalances to overreach.

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Sounds like a true value for value philosophy. Rooted in a desire to improve lives primarily, profit secondarily. Markets work best when profit motive is unencumbered, but when the entrepreneur makes principles a higher priority. Am i focused on providing value, or more toward making numbers? https://fountain.fm/episode/TZL4HHpePAohcPnwQTR6

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They say that 'The sage lets go of that, and chooses this,' but 'this' is not all that it can be, and our choice defines what it will be.

The ego should not be eliminated entirely from the individual, but from the results of his achievement. The extent that it remains in the product is the extent that its resonance is limited.

A thing is the physical manifestation of a vast but certain set of facts. The meaning and relevance of that thing is subjectively experienced, even when commonly shared.

The role of the institution is, at best, facilitator or guide. The institution is secondary, in service to the primary individual. Civilization is the byproduct - most possible when institutions do no more than this.