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I've written one, intended for adoption by Oregon Occupy:
“To create as much human joy and alleviate as much involuntary human suffering as possible, and to expand the definition of humanity as far as we can stretch it.”
But *first*, I have to explain why it's a good idea to have a central organizing principle in the first place. Which with me is a classic water-to-fish problem, with the added issue that I've actually studied it and there are volumes worth of material to cover. But I don't have volumes, I have a maximum of 300 words to state my case.
And a garage to clean. Sometimes distractions are good, though here I have to deal also with Miranda's Dad's stuff. He's dead; he won't care. And it all looks like stuff Goodwill rejected -- but there's no telling what's of Sentimental Value to *somebody*.
If anyone has any hints on the creeds problem, I'd be delighted to hear 'em.
“To create as much human joy and alleviate as much involuntary human suffering as possible, and to expand the definition of humanity as far as we can stretch it.”
But *first*, I have to explain why it's a good idea to have a central organizing principle in the first place. Which with me is a classic water-to-fish problem, with the added issue that I've actually studied it and there are volumes worth of material to cover. But I don't have volumes, I have a maximum of 300 words to state my case.
And a garage to clean. Sometimes distractions are good, though here I have to deal also with Miranda's Dad's stuff. He's dead; he won't care. And it all looks like stuff Goodwill rejected -- but there's no telling what's of Sentimental Value to *somebody*.
If anyone has any hints on the creeds problem, I'd be delighted to hear 'em.
