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The [[metaculture|Main Page]] outlines the core tenets of the [[metaculture]] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosophy philosophy]. | The [[metaculture|Main Page]] outlines the core tenets of the [[metaculture]] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosophy philosophy]. | ||
[[metaculture]] attempts to provide a ''complete'' philosophical system, addressing all of the fundamental questions regarding [[god]], [[reality]], [[consciousness]], [[politics]], [[aesthetics]], etc. that all philosophers have attempted to answer over the centuries. The difference is that it brings to bear all of the latest [[scientific]] evidence regarding [[psychology]], [[ethics]], [[evolution]], and [[best practices]] that our ancestors never had access to. They could only postulate, where now we can theorize. This changes how many philosophical questions should be answered in the [[future]]. | |||
Since every page on this [[wiki]] can be considered part of that philosophy, here's a copy of the Table of Contents. | |||
== Table of Contents == | == Table of Contents == | ||
Revision as of 10:24, 15 January 2024
The Main Page outlines the core tenets of the metaculture philosophy.
metaculture attempts to provide a complete philosophical system, addressing all of the fundamental questions regarding god, reality, consciousness, politics, aesthetics, etc. that all philosophers have attempted to answer over the centuries. The difference is that it brings to bear all of the latest scientific evidence regarding psychology, ethics, evolution, and best practices that our ancestors never had access to. They could only postulate, where now we can theorize. This changes how many philosophical questions should be answered in the future.
Since every page on this wiki can be considered part of that philosophy, here's a copy of the Table of Contents.
Table of Contents
Shortcuts to the answers to the big questions. Since this is a book in wiki format, you will need to follow the links to find most of the information it contains. These are just some starting points.
It is designed to be read non-linearly but systematically, following links as you follow your interests, until you rarely see an unread link. Some pages will be visited multiple times, since they serve as a nexus for many related concepts.
You can also just go to a Random Page and take it from there!
- What is god?
- The fractal universe
- Betting on reality
- The role of religion
- The scientific Creation Story
- The scientific Afterlife
- Consciousness, Free Will, and the Brain
- Utilitarian Ethics
- Maximizing Happiness is objectively the goal of Life
- Creating reflexive happiness
- Quality of life versus quantity of life
- Economics and Capitalism
- Politics and Justice
- Best-Practices for creating a culture of happiness
Complete Index of Pages:
Table of Contents, set to the lyrics of Eclipse:
- All that you touch
- All that you see
- All that you taste
- All you feel.
- All that you love
- All that you hate
- All you distrust
- All you save.
- All that you give
- All that you deal
- All that you buy,
- beg, borrow or steal.
- All you create
- All you destroy
- All that you do
- All that you say.
- All that you eat
- everyone you meet
- All that you slight
- everyone you fight.
- All that is now
- All that is gone
- All that's to come
- and everything under the sun.
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