universalizability

made of one's own judgment is selfishness — blind, petty and frugal, betraying that you have not yet created an ideal of your very own.

“For it is selfish to experience one's own judgment as a universal law; and this selfishness is blind, petty, and frugal because it betrays that you have not yet discovered yourself nor created for yourself an ideal of your own, your very own-for that could never be somebody else's and much less that of all, all!”

action

truth

will

duty

example

kingdom

Immanuel Kant

reason

maxim

ahimsa

apollonian principle

categorical imperative

checks and balances

compositionality

decentralization

dichotomy of control

Editorial Independence

equal opportunity

eye for an eye

fail fast

first principle

foreign glue principle

genchi gembutsu

genetic principle

golden mean

guiding principles

Heisenberg uncertainty principle

hyphenate principle

identity of indiscernibles

intervening only if

Jobian principle

law of comparative advantage

law of conservation of violence

law of contiguity

law of exchange

law of form

law of nature

law of similarity

law of supply and demand

law of sympathy

law of the few

laws of social statics

lex talionis

linguistic relativity principle

Midas's Law

moral compass

noblesse oblige

non-aggression principle

non-overlapping magisteria

norm of universal respect

Occam's Razor

one size fits all

ontological principle

order from noise

order through chaos

pareto principle

universalizability, n.Definitions

universalizability