»We were not born for ourselves alone.«
– Marcus Tullius Cicero
Roman politician, writer and philospher
It is a bold venture to write about ethics.
Something that is ethical for one person may be completely unacceptable to
another. Particularly in the various cultural areas absolutely different
ethical principles apply. Is it possible at all to find a common ground
worldwide? If it is, what might a common ethical approach look like? Once
again, nature may be able to give us some good stimuli.
Over billions of year nature has proved that
she knows how life functions. She is like a »great mother«, who is anxious for
her »children« to thrive. The wish to »thrive« indeed seems to be common to all
beings.
The Natural Economy of Life provides a system
of incentives that promotes prosperity for all. Win-win situations are created
for everyone time and time again.
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