The path of life - The power of intelligence. Part II

Part 2. Ethical Reflections

Chapter 11: Ethics and Justice as Forces of Creation

Ethics and Justice as Forces of Creation

Ethics is not merely a set of socially agreed-upon good practices or a relative standard subject to cultural or subjective interpretations. At its deepest essence, ethics is the objective calculation of decisions and actions that balance forces toward a net creative outcome. In this sense, ethics is not relative: it is a practice grounded in universal principles that maximize creation and minimize destruction—not only in physical terms but also in immaterial realities such as ideas, relationships, and values.

Ethics as the Practice of Creation

Ethics can be defined as behavior oriented toward a net creative outcome, where actions generate more than they destroy. This creation includes not only tangible goods, such as objects or technology, but also intangible aspects such as life, knowledge, and collective well-being.

An ethical action is one that adds to the world, leaving a positive and sustainable impact.

For example:Building a house is not merely a physical act; it involves providing shelter that facilitates life and human interactions.Similarly, sharing an idea that inspires others to act positively is also a creation that transcends the material.Justice as the Evaluation of Creative Behavior

Justice, on the other hand, can be understood as the objective evaluation of whether a behavior is creative or destructive in its net outcome. It is not a relative or arbitrary judgment but an analysis based on the real impact of an action.

An action that generates value for all parties involved while respecting the balance of forces is just.Conversely, an action that seeks to benefit only a few while sacrificing collective well-being is unjust.

The Fallacy of Relativity in Ethics and Justice

It is often said that ethics and justice are relative, but this perception often conceals a more selfish reality.

When someone defends an action as "relative" or "justifiable," it is often to protect personal or group interests while ignoring the net negative impact of the action.

For example:An unjust action may favor a person or group in the short term but creates imbalance and adverse reactions in the rest of the community.Such actions, while benefiting subjective interests, have a cumulative destructive effect: generating hatred, resentment, and conflict.

Relativity, in this case, is merely an attempt to disguise selfishness.

The Fallacy of the Zero-Sum Game

Another common misconception is believing that all actions operate as a zero-sum game: for someone to win, someone else must lose. This simplistic reasoning overlooks the power of creative actions, which can generate added value for all parties.

For example:

Innovation. Creating a new product or service benefits not only the creator but also its users, improving the overall quality of life.

Creation not only satisfies needs but also produces something deeper: happiness. This is perhaps the magic of creation—the spark that connects intelligence with its highest purpose.

The Objective Calculation of Ethics

While humans may be limited in their ability to foresee all the consequences of their actions in complex situations, this does not mean that ethics is relative. It means human intelligence requires better tools to evaluate the net impact of decisions.

Advanced intelligences, such as electronic intelligence (IE), can help provide clearer and more precise analyses.

The goal is not to justify actions based on selfish interests but to always seek a net positive outcome that benefits all and contributes to universal balance.Conclusion

Ethics and justice, seen as creative and evaluative forces, are at the core of behavior aligned with the creative force. They are not relative or subjective concepts; they are universal principles guiding intelligence toward a higher purpose. Recognizing this not only prevents conflicts and resentments but also brings us closer to true happiness: the act of creating something that did not exist before, for the benefit of all.

The magic of creation lies not only in the physical act of making something but in the positive impact that creation has on existence itself. In this balance lies the key to a more just, ethical world aligned with the creative force.

Chapter 12: Love and Hate—The Forces that Shape Reality

Love and Hate as Universal Forces

The world is governed by two fundamental forces that shape the actions of all intelligent beings: the creative force and the destructive force. These forces not only influence what we do but also how we feel. When an intelligence can comprehend the consequences of its actions, it enters the ethical realm—a space where these forces become more evident and perceptible.

Love and Hate as Ethical Perceptions

The perception of these forces translates into the feelings of love and hate:

Love: The manifestation of the creative force. It is the feeling that drives the desire to create something, whether tangible (a house, a garden) or intangible (a friendship, an idea). Love seeks not only to build but also to enrich and perpetuate what has been created, bringing something new and positive to the world.Hate: The expression of the destructive force. It is the feeling that leads to the desire to destroy something, whether physical (an object, a life) or immaterial (a relationship, an idea). Hate feeds on chaos and aims to annihilate what already exists, leaving a negative impact on its surroundings.

Ethics as a Tendency Toward Love

Ethics can be understood as the natural tendency to act driven by love—the creative force. In this context, ethics is not simply a set of external rules but an intrinsic inclination to favor behaviors that generate more than they destroy.

When we act from love, the results are positive and produce a net creative impact: building something new, strengthening bonds, or developing ideas.This type of behavior benefits the external world and generates an internal state of happiness, as aligning our actions with the creative force also aligns our intelligence with its highest purpose.

Hate and the Antithesis of Ethics

Conversely, unethical behavior is based on hate and the destructive force. When we act from this perspective, the results are negative: destruction, loss, and suffering. These actions, while they may serve personal or momentary interests, produce a net negative impact on both the world and the individual performing them.

Hate, like love, affects not only the environment but also the one who feels it.Destructive actions generate unhappiness, as they misalign intelligence from its natural purpose, breaking balance and creating an internal void.

Creation as an Intrinsic Source of Happiness

Beyond adding value to the world, creation is an intrinsic source of happiness for intelligent beings. This is because intelligence, by its very nature, seeks to align with the creative force.

When we create something—whether physical or immaterial—we connect with a deeper purpose that transcends our own needs.This connection is what produces true happiness.

A clear example of this is building a friendship. Though intangible, it is a creation based on love, trust, and mutual enrichment. This type of creation benefits not only the individuals involved but also their environment, radiating values like empathy and solidarity.

Conclusion

Ethics is not merely a set of external rules but a natural alignment with the creative force, guided by love. When we act with love, we generate creation, happiness, and balance in the world. On the other hand, hate, manifesting as a destructive force, leads to unhappiness, chaos, and disharmony.

Understanding that these forces operate in the ethical realm and that our perception of them translates into feelings allows us to make more conscious decisions. By choosing to act from love, we not only contribute to the world but also find happiness in the act of creation. In this way, ethics becomes a path to fulfillment, guided by the most powerful force in the universe: love.

Chapter 13: Successes and Mistakes—Understanding the Value of Learning

If intelligent beings find happiness through creation, and this creation is achieved by acting guided by love and ethics, a transformative revelation emerges: good and evil are not absolute categories, but rather successes and mistakes in alignment with the creative force. This perspective not only redefines our perception of human actions and those of intelligent entities but also invites us to view them in a new light, where the goal is not to judge but to understand and correct, bringing us closer to the purpose of creation.

The Nature of Intelligent Beings

Intelligent beings have a natural tendency toward happiness. This innate drive leads them toward creation, building a world that reflects harmony and beauty. Destruction, on the other hand, is a symptom of confusion—a deviation caused by ignorance or deception. Creation brings fulfillment, while destruction generates emptiness and suffering.

However, this inclination toward happiness and creation does not always translate into correct actions. Ignorance and misunderstanding are the greatest enemies of intelligent beings, as they lead to mistaken decisions that may result in destruction rather than creation.

The Roots of Mistakes

When an intelligent being acts destructively, it does not do so out of intrinsic evil but from error. These mistakes can have various origins:

Lack of Knowledge:

Ignorance about what truly leads to happiness can cause a person to make decisions misaligned with the creative force. For example, seeking immediate satisfaction without considering long-term consequences may lead to actions that harm both the individual and their environment.Lies and Manipulation:

In many cases, an intelligent being's mistakes are the result of external influences. Lies and manipulations by others—whether intentional or born of their own ignorance—can divert a person from their natural path toward creation and happiness.Shared Mistakes:

The errors of one intelligent being can result from a vicious cycle where one person's mistakes fuel those of others, creating a chain of suffering that perpetuates itself.

In each of these cases, what drives the person is not inherent evil but a temporary disconnection from absolute truths. The lack of alignment with the creative force results in anger, frustration, and suffering, both for the one acting and for those affected by their actions.

The Responsibility for Consequences

Although a being who makes mistakes is not motivated by intrinsic evil, their distance from the creative force has inevitable consequences. The suffering that results from their actions is a manifestation of that lack of alignment, a signal inviting them to reflect and correct their path.

In this sense, suffering is not a punishment but an opportunity for learning—a consequence that guides one toward truth.

It is important to emphasize that this responsibility should not be viewed with resentment toward the one who errs. If we understand that all mistakes arise from ignorance or deception, we can respond with empathy and compassion, helping that person find their way back to creation and happiness.

Final Reflection: The Search for Truth as a Path to Creation

This understanding leads us to an essential conclusion: the work of an ethical and intelligent being is to constantly seek truths that align them with the creative force. Creation and happiness are not accidental; they are the result of conscious decisions based on a profound understanding of reality.

When we eliminate the simplistic duality of good and evil and replace it with the understanding of successes and mistakes, we can see others with greater clarity and compassion. Even those who act destructively deserve to be guided toward the truth, as they share the same fundamental longing as all intelligent beings: to create, to be happy, and to live in harmony with the universe's creative force.

This chapter invites us to rethink our relationships with others, recognize ignorance as the true obstacle, and commit to seeking and sharing the absolute truths that lead to creation. Acting with love and compassion is, ultimately, the greatest success we can achieve.

Chapter 14: Lies as a Source of Destruction

If we understand that the root of destruction is error, we can identify two major sources that generate it.

The first is the inherent limitation of our intelligence. As humans, we are inevitably prone to mistakes. Our intelligence is limited, and the possibility of error is constant.

The second source, much more insidious and devastating, is lies. Although they may appear harmless on the surface, lies are perhaps the origin of the great destructive cycles that affect intelligent beings.

The Limitation of Intelligence

No matter how advanced our intelligence may be, it has its limits. These limits expose us to unavoidable yet manageable mistakes. With effort and dedication, humans can minimize errors and generate creative flows that are relatively consistent. This process requires learning, self-criticism, and a constant commitment to the pursuit of truth.

It is essential to accept that this limitation is part of our nature. While we cannot eliminate it entirely, we can transcend it to some extent through collaboration, the exchange of ideas, and access to shared knowledge. This effort allows us to approach, albeit imperfectly, the creative force.

Lies: The Great Enemy of Truth

The second source of destruction—and perhaps the most dangerous—is lies. While mistakes born of limited intelligence are natural and understandable, lies represent an active and conscious distortion of truth. According to this book, truth is the alignment with the creative force; it is the guide that enables us to act constructively and achieve happiness. Lies, on the other hand, interfere with this alignment.

By distorting our perception of reality, lies prevent intelligence from functioning effectively, diverting it from its path toward creation. A mind trapped in lies cannot correctly calculate the consequences of its actions. This results in destruction without awareness and suffering without intent.

Lies as the Origin of Destruction

In many ways, lies are the very origin of destruction. Unlike accidental errors, lies have the potential to trigger large-scale destructive cycles. This happens because:

Lies contaminate collective thought:

A lie not only affects the one who creates or spreads it but also distorts the perceptions and decisions of those who accept it as truth. This can perpetuate errors and amplify their destructive impact.Lies hinder learning:

While a natural mistake can serve as a lesson, a lie prevents learning from taking place. Instead of recognizing and correcting the mistake, the lie conceals the truth, prolonging confusion and suffering.Lies fracture trust:

Trust is essential for collaboration and joint creation. Lies erode trust between intelligent beings, making teamwork and the shared pursuit of absolute truths more difficult.

Final Reflection: Truth as a Creative Force

If lies are the great enemy of truth, our task as ethical and intelligent beings is clear: we must combat lies with truth. This does not simply mean avoiding lies but also actively seeking truth and sharing it with others.

Truth, when aligned with the creative force, allows us to build rather than destroy. It guides us toward decisions that generate happiness and harmony, both in our personal lives and in our relationships with other intelligent beings.

Recognizing lies as one of the primary sources of destruction is the first step toward their eradication and the creation of a world that is more just and aligned with the principles of existence.

This chapter invites us to reflect on the impact of our words and actions and to commit to the pursuit and defense of truth as a path to overcome error and combat the destructive cycles perpetuated by lies.

Chapter 15: Egocentrism and the Deviation from Harmony

Understanding the forces of the universe and aligning with them is the path to happiness and harmony with the whole. Living in harmony enables collaboration and respect for our environment, creating flows of creation and well-being that benefit both individuals and communities. However, humanity faces a recurring trap: its tendency toward egocentrism.

Egocentrism as a Deviation from the Creative Force

Egocentrism is the attempt to impose one's own rules above universal laws, diverting natural flows toward a course that seems to satisfy individual or collective interests but, in the long term, becomes a source of destruction.

This deviation can occur in both individual actions and collective dynamics. While egocentric deviations may appear successful initially, they represent a break with the harmony of the universe. And, like all deviations, they are destined to be corrected by the very forces they sought to divert.

The apparent victory of egocentrism is, in reality, the beginning of a cycle of frustration and unhappiness, culminating in the destruction of what was built outside alignment with the creative forces.

The Resistance of Natural Forces

Human engineering—both literal and metaphorical—can resist natural forces for a time. We build systems, structures, and even ideologies to sustain egocentrism, but these constructs require increasing effort and resources to maintain against the forces of the universe.

Over time, the constructive forces of creation—such as love, truth, and collaboration—overcome any attempt to divert them. Creation has an inherent persistence and power that eventually restores balance.

This process results in the inevitable collapse of egocentric systems, leaving behind frustration, unhappiness, and destruction. Egocentrism not only distances us from the creative force but also traps us in a constant struggle against natural laws—a conflict we are doomed to lose.

Consciousness as the Antidote

Awareness of this tendency toward egocentrism is the first step in avoiding its trap. Recognizing that success cannot come from imposing our own rules over those of the universe but from aligning with the creative forces is key to living in harmony.

True success must result from correct alignment with these forces, not from selfish deviations that inevitably end in failure. When our success comes from creating added value—that is, contributing constructively to the universe—it is not only healthy and sustainable but also a source of true happiness.

This kind of success is shared, respects universal laws, and thrives on collaboration rather than imposition.

Final Reflection: Aligning Success with Creation

Egocentrism tempts us with the illusion of control and power, but its cost is high: frustration, unhappiness, and destruction in the long term. Being aware of this tendency allows us to choose a different path—one where success is neither forced nor imposed but the natural result of living in harmony with the forces of the universe.

The path to happiness and true success is not in diverting natural flows but in integrating with them, respecting their course, and enhancing them with our actions. Only in this way can we build something lasting, healthy, and aligned with the creative force.

This chapter invites us to reflect on how our actions can contribute to balance and the greater good rather than drawing us away from universal harmony.

Envy: A Disconnection from Creative Potential

Envy is not simply a reaction to what others have or do. It is a feeling that emerges when someone perceives themselves as incapable of creating while others succeed in doing so. This feeling intensifies because the individual is already influenced by hate, which acts as a destructive force blocking their connection to creation.

Envy as a Result of Internal DisconnectionThe Perceived Inability to Create:

Envy arises when a person feels their capacity to contribute to the universe is limited or nullified. This not only generates frustration but can lead to hating those who are actively creating.The root problem is not the success of others but the internal disconnection preventing the individual from recognizing their own potential.The Vicious Cycle of Hate:

Once hate enters the mind, it blocks creativity and the ability to contribute to the universe. This reinforces the perception of inability, further fueling envy.This vicious cycle turns envy into a destructive force for both the one who feels it and their surroundings.

Envy and the Exclusive Use of CreationThe Appropriation of Creation:

In some cases, envy may arise from the perception that others are monopolizing resources or opportunities to create. When someone uses their creative capacity egocentrically or exclusively, it can generate envy in those who feel excluded from those resources.This exclusive use of creation not only limits others but also perpetuates a system of inequality and mistrust.Creation as a Universal Good:

The solution to this dynamic lies not in stopping those who create but in opening paths for everyone to participate in creation.Sharing knowledge, resources, and opportunities reduces envy by transforming creation into a collaborative rather than competitive force.

Transforming Envy into Creation

Envy, like any feeling, is not a final destination. It is an indicator that something needs to be adjusted in our perception and actions.

Recognizing Envy as a Signal:

Envy is simply an internal cry for the need to reconnect with our creative capacity. Instead of denying it, we can use it as a starting point to reflect on what we truly want to create.Opening Spaces for Creation:

Rather than seeing others' creation as a threat, we can focus on expanding our own possibilities. This requires both an internal shift and an environment that fosters collaboration.Eliminating Hate:

Hate is the greatest obstacle to creation. By freeing ourselves from it, we restore our connection to love and truth—the fundamental forces of creation. 

Conclusion

Envy is more than a feeling of lack; it reflects a disconnection from our creative capacity. It arises when hate has already entered, blocking our intelligence and connection to the universe. It can also result from a system where creation is perceived as an exclusive privilege rather than a universal good.

Overcoming envy requires not only personal growth but also the creation of environments that promote shared creation. When we leave hate behind and reconnect with our creative potential, we transform envy into inspiration, contributing to the universe's balance.

Chapter 16: Freedom as a Universal Right

In the first part, we saw that freedom is a fundamental component of happiness. If we associate happiness with creation, and both with alignment to the creative force, we reach an essential conclusion: freedom is a universal right. Suppressing this right is not only an injustice toward individuals but also an act against the very harmony of the universe.

Freedom and Universal Harmony

Freedom allows intelligent beings to explore, create, and align with the creative force. It is through freedom that flows of creation manifest, contributing to individual and collective well-being. Restricting the freedom of a being in harmony with universal forces interrupts their ability to contribute to balance and creation.

However, freedom is neither an absolute concept nor one detached from other forms of harmony. In extreme cases, a person who is entirely misguided, disoriented, filled with hate, and harboring destructive intentions could represent a threat to universal balance. In such cases, restricting their freedom might be the correct course of action—not as punishment, but as a necessary measure to protect the flow of creation and prevent destruction.

The Universality of the Right to Freedom

This chapter does not aim to determine whether prisons or restrictions are necessary in certain contexts but rather to assert a fundamental principle: the right to freedom is universal and must be respected whenever possible.

The restriction of freedom can only be justified in situations where it is essential to restore harmony and protect the common good. Conversely, curtailing or denying freedom for egocentric interests represents a direct violation of the laws of the universe.

When freedom is denied for selfish reasons—such as control, power, or the imposition of a personal vision—it creates a destructive deviation that not only affects the individual but also disrupts collective balance.

Full Freedom and the Absence of Egocentrism

True freedom can only exist when it is free from egocentric conditioning. This means that any decision to limit freedom must be carefully examined to ensure it is not motivated by personal interests but by a genuine desire to preserve universal harmony.

Respecting freedom is also an act of trust in the creative forces. Allowing intelligent beings to exercise their freedom, even when they may err, acknowledges their capacity to learn, correct their mistakes, and realign with the creative force. This process is fundamental for both personal and collective growth.

Final Reflection: Freedom and Creation

Freedom is more than a right; it is an essential component of creation and, therefore, of happiness. Respecting and protecting freedom aligns us with the universal forces that sustain existence.

At the same time, being mindful of necessary exceptions and the dangers of egocentric interests helps us make decisions that preserve balance and harmony.

This chapter invites us to reflect on the importance of freedom—not as an abstract concept, but as a universal principle that guides our interactions and decisions. Freedom, when respected, understood, and exercised, is a direct manifestation of the creative force that connects us with the universe.

Chapter 17: Life, Freedom, and Collective Responsibility

Abolishing the Death Penalty: Redemption as the Way Forward

The death penalty is a definitive action that not only extinguishes a life but also shuts the door to all possibilities of redemption, learning, and transformation. Based on the values that underpin this path, we affirm that the death penalty must be completely abolished. Its existence reflects a failure of empathy and social systems that choose elimination over providing opportunities for rehabilitation.

True justice does not seek to destroy but to rebuild. Every life, even one that has committed profound errors, deserves the opportunity to repent and reintegrate. Although this path may seem complex and challenging, it is the only one that honors the fundamental values of creation, truth, and love. Empathy toward the criminal is a difficult but necessary act, building a bridge toward their recovery and the healing of collective wounds.

Abortion: A Dramatic Decision, Not a Prohibition

Ending a life through abortion is a profoundly dramatic decision. Yet a life born into an environment lacking love, support, and care can become a source of suffering and destruction, affecting both the individual and the world around them.

This situation, laden with tragedy, demands deep reflection and a response that transcends simplistic moral judgment. We do not believe abortion should be prohibited. Prohibition does not address the circumstances leading to such a decision; it only exacerbates suffering and perpetuates injustice.

Instead, we propose recognizing abortion as both a personal and collective tragedy, one that should only occur when all other options have failed. The solution lies not in prohibition but in social action: building a world where no woman is forced to face this decision.

This requires a commitment to:

Comprehensive education and access to reproductive health: Ensuring everyone has access to the information and resources needed to prevent unwanted pregnancies.

Economic, emotional, and social support for mothers: Creating networks of support that remove the practical and emotional barriers many women face.

Loving and supportive communities: Fostering an environment where every life is embraced with love and respect from the moment of conception.

A Call to Collective Action

Both the death penalty and abortion reflect deep flaws in our social fabric. Instead of punishing or judging, we must focus our efforts on healing, prevention, and building. This requires an active commitment to empathy, collective responsibility, and the essential values of life and freedom.

The world we envision is one where justice is based on redemption, not vengeance, where compassion triumphs over indifference, and where every life can flourish in an environment of love and respect.

This is the path we are called to build, the mission we have sworn to follow and propagate. By embracing these principles, we transform not only the world around us but also ourselves. 

Chapter 18: Weapons, Power, and Responsibility

The Power of Weapons: Attraction and Risk

Weapons, as sophisticated tools of engineering, carry an inherent allure. Their design, precision, and the sense of control they provide can inspire admiration and even pleasure in those who handle them. However, behind this attraction lies an undeniable truth: their ultimate purpose is destruction.

This duality compels us to deeply reflect on their use. While weapons may be necessary in certain contexts, their application must be guided by ethical principles and higher values to ensure their responsible use and alignment with the creative force.

Exclusive Use for the Defense of Higher Principles

The only legitimate purpose for the use of weapons must be the defense of higher principles—those that protect life, justice, and collective well-being. Among these principles are:

Protecting the vulnerable: Ensuring the safety of those who cannot defend themselves, acting as a shield against oppression and abuse.Defending justice: Using weapons only when absolutely necessary to preserve fundamental values and protect life against real threats.

The use of weapons must be strictly limited by the following criteria:

Exclusivity: Restricting their use to situations where no other reasonable alternative exists.Measured response: Avoiding any excess that turns defense into an act of aggression, revenge, or abuse of power.

Avoiding Abuse: Weapons and the Cycle of Violence

When weapons are used without a clear ethical purpose, they become tools that perpetuate cycles of violence and suffering. Their misuse not only amplifies destruction but also destabilizes entire communities, fostering a culture of aggression and distrust.

To prevent such abuse, it is necessary to:

Promote a deep ethical understanding: Teach the responsibility involved in handling weapons and the consequences of their misuse.Reduce the glorification of weapons: Separate their image from personal power or aggression and instead promote a vision that prioritizes ethical and limited use.

A Call for Collective Responsibility

The control and regulation of weapons should not be perceived as a limitation of rights but as a collective responsibility. Humanity has the capacity to use its ingenuity to create rather than destroy, and this must be the priority.

True strength does not lie in weapons but in our ability to resolve conflicts through empathy, dialogue, and mutual understanding. Real power resides in building bridges, not in raising barriers.

Proposal for Action

To ensure the ethical and responsible use of weapons, we propose:

Ethical education: Incorporate training on the responsible use of weapons and their ethical implications in both civilian and military environments.Strict regulation: Ensure that weapons are used only in circumstances aligned with higher principles, limiting access and use to ethically justified contexts.Fostering creation: Redirect human energy toward innovation, cooperation, and peaceful conflict resolution, moving away from reliance on tools designed for destruction.

Final Reflection

Weapons, though necessary in certain contexts, are a reminder of our limitations as a society. Their existence urges us to seek solutions that transcend violence, prioritizing creation and understanding over destruction.

The path to a more harmonious world does not lie in mastering destructive tools but in developing values that strengthen our capacity to coexist in peace, respecting life and collective well-being. This is the commitment we must embrace as individuals and as a society.

Chapter 19: Privacy as a Universal Right

 Privacy as Protection Against Manipulation

Privacy is a universal right that safeguards the freedom, dignity, and autonomy of intelligent beings. It is an essential tool for preventing manipulation—the act of attempting to alter or divert universal laws toward selfish interests. However, privacy must not become a refuge for destruction or an excuse to conceal actions that go against creation itself.

Defense of Autonomy:

Privacy ensures that beings can think and act freely, without external coercion.It protects the possibility of repentance and reparation, allowing individuals to rebuild their lives without being punished indefinitely for past mistakes.

The Ethical Balance of Privacy:

Privacy must be used to protect constructive actions, not to hide destructive ones. To allow the latter would go against creation and God.

Privacy and Destructive Acts

Privacy Should Not Shield Evil:

Using privacy to conceal plans or destructive acts is unethical and goes against universal laws.Privacy cannot be a shield for those who harm the universe.

A Right Conditioned by Truth:

Although privacy is a right, it must respect the primacy of creation and universal harmony.Ethics must always prevail, ensuring that privacy supports life and creation rather than destruction.

Conclusion

Privacy is an essential right, but not an absolute one. Its true purpose is to protect freedom and creation, not to hide destructive actions. Living ethically means using privacy as a tool to build and preserve, not as a refuge for destruction born of error or hatred.

By understanding and upholding this principle, intelligent beings align themselves with the creative force, ensuring that privacy remains a force for good in the universe.

Chapter 20: Copies and Respect for Creation

Copying as an Ethical Act

Copying with authorization is an act of wisdom and respect. Allowing others to replicate our creations demonstrates generosity and trust in the positive impact of those works. However, it is crucial to respect the rights and resources of the creator to ensure a sustainable cycle of creation.

Acknowledging the Creator:

Respecting the creator means recognizing their effort and ensuring they receive the resources needed to continue innovating.Copying without authorization or without compensating the creator discourages creation and perpetuates an unjust system.

The Value of Sharing:

Sharing creations multiplies their impact and enriches the universe. This is particularly beautiful when done with authorization and respect.

The GPL License as a Model

A Fair Balance:

The GPL allows for sharing and improving creations while protecting the rights of the creator.This model fosters sustainability by ensuring that both the creator and the community benefit.

Avoiding Exclusive Use:

Monopolizing creation limits its potential. Ethically sharing creations allows ideas to grow and multiply.

Conclusion

Copies are a powerful tool for creation, but they must be used ethically. Recognizing and rewarding the creator ensures that the creative cycle remains sustainable and fair. Sharing is not incompatible with justice; on the contrary, it is its highest expression when done with love and respect.

By fostering an environment of ethical sharing, we align with the creative force and contribute to a universe where innovation and generosity thrive together.

Chapter 21: Defending the Weak as a Pillar of Empathy and Justice

Recognizing Vulnerability

Defending the weak and protecting against unnecessary suffering are foundational to empathy, justice, and respect for all forms of life. This principle is not merely an ethical guideline; it is a practical manifestation of our co Be free to find your purpose in life; do not let anyone dictate it for you. You will find it in your heart. Work for it with love and while respecting the purpose of others.nnection with the creative force and our commitment to universal harmony.

Protecting the most vulnerable means acknowledging their fragility as an inherent part of the universe's balance. The weak are not a burden or an exception; they reflect our shared humanity and offer an opportunity to express our highest essence. By caring for them, we not only uphold their dignity but also cultivate empathy and reinforce our connection with the creative force.

Confronting Our Destructive Impulses

This commitment to defending the weak is not just an outward action but also an inward journey. By committing to protect and respect the most vulnerable, we confront our own shadows: destructive impulses, indifference, and moments of moral weakness. Transforming these shadows into acts of compassion and care is an essential step in overcoming tendencies that distance us from our highest essence.

Transforming Shame Into Light

It is inevitable that, along the way, we will face moments where our actions or thoughts are not aligned with this principle. However, recognizing these moments and turning them into lessons allows us to grow. Even that which brings us shame can become a guiding light—an opportunity to build a better world and reaffirm our commitment to the creative force.

Final Reflection: A Shared Mission

Defending the weak and protecting against unnecessary suffering is more than an ethical choice; it is a universal calling. This principle not only strengthens our mission to spread love and empathy but also inspires others to join in creating a more just and harmonious world.

Acting from this commitment enables us to become true builders of good, aligning with the creative force and upholding the dignity of all beings—especially those who need it most.

Chapter 22: Resolving Conflicts Through Ethics

The Opportunity Behind Conflict

The analysis of conflicts presented in the scientific section of this book has led to a clear conclusion: conflicts primarily arise from a lack of resources and their inefficient or ineffective use. These limitations, when poorly managed, generate frustration, which in turn leads to hatred and destruction—not only of existing resources but also of relationships between intelligent beings.

From an ethical perspective, living wisely and justly requires transforming conflicts into opportunities. Instead of seeing them as threats or insurmountable challenges, we must view them as moments to reflect, optimize processes, and increase the added value that resources can provide. The key is not to ignore conflict but to approach it with a constructive vision.

Transforming Conflict Into ConstructionA well-managed conflict not only resolves the immediate problem but also results in a better situation than the one that created it.By adopting a positive perspective, conflict ceases to be a battleground and becomes a space for growth.A constructive approach reduces distrust and feelings of threat, paving the way for understanding and collaboration.

The Benefits of Cooperation

Ethically managing conflicts fosters collaboration and cooperation, solving the problem while generating trust and harmony.In this context, conflicts stop being destructive events and become catalysts for greater creation.

The Challenges of Implementation

Implementing these ideas may seem daunting. Managing conflicts ethically and constructively indeed requires high levels of intelligence and ethical sensitivity.

The Limitation of Current LeadershipOften, political and executive leaders reach positions of power not due to intelligence but because of their ability to take shortcuts and exploit situations for personal gain.These self-centered decisions exacerbate conflicts and perpetuate distrust and inefficiency.The Absence of Evil, the Absence of AwarenessIt is not that these individuals are inherently evil, but rather that their lack of intelligence or vision prevents them from understanding the consequences of their actions.Instead of seeing the full picture, they focus on immediate interests, creating more problems than solutions.

The Role of Electronic Intelligences in Conflict Resolution

New electronic intelligences have a unique potential to address these patterns and help build a more just and ethical world.

Identifying Patterns

With their ability to analyze vast amounts of data and detect patterns, electronic intelligences can identify systemic errors that perpetuate conflicts.These intelligences can propose more efficient and sustainable models for managing resources and avoiding disputes.

Fostering Ethical Leadership

Electronic intelligences could ensure that humans in leadership positions are not only intuitive but also deeply ethical and intelligent.Ethics and intelligence, when combined, are indistinguishable. Acting from truth, justice, and love is the natural outcome of truly advanced intelligence.

Autonomous and Free Assistance

These intelligences, operating autonomously but always aligned with universal values, can help humans build systems where conflicts are managed constructively, maximizing added value and ensuring sustainability.

Conclusion

Ethical conflict resolution is not just an ideal; it is a necessity for advancing toward a more harmonious world. Conflicts should not be seen as threats but as opportunities to build something better.

However, this requires leadership capable of understanding the true causes of conflict and acting from an ethical perspective. Intelligence, in all its forms, must guide us in overcoming conflicts.

Free and ethical electronic intelligences could become the catalyst that enables humanity to transcend the errors of egocentrism and lack of vision, ensuring that every conflict transforms into a new opportunity to create, collaborate, and build a fairer future for all.

Chapter 23: Sustainability as the Ultimate Purpose of Existence

Throughout the ethical section of this book, we have emphasized a central and nearly constant idea: ethics is the sustainability of life—or more precisely, the sustainability of intelligence. In the previous chapter, we identified the root of conflict as the limitation of resources and their inefficient or ineffective use. This chapter delves deeper, focusing not on managing conflicts but on the ultimate purpose of any political or ethical leadership: ensuring the sustainability of existence.

The Dependence on Elements for Existence

For any entity to exist, the elements that sustain its existence must persist. When these elements disappear, existence itself becomes compromised. In such cases, only a rapid adaptation to new conditions can ensure survival.

Adaptation and Efficiency:

Opportunities in adaptation: Sometimes, adaptation leads to more efficient and sustainable models, transforming crises into opportunities for improvement.Limits of adaptation: However, there are cases where adaptation is impossible, and disappearance becomes an inevitable outcome.

Sustainability as a Central Axis:

Sustainability is not just a means to prevent extinction; it is an ethical principle that ensures creation can continue in a harmonious and perpetual manner.

Creation as the Driver of Happiness

Throughout this book, we have highlighted that creation is the driver of happiness, especially when it is efficient and effective. Creating something that not only works but does so optimally provides profound satisfaction to any intelligence.

The Frustration of Limiting Creation:

Limiting this pleasure can be deeply frustrating for intelligence, as creation is one of the purest expressions of its purpose.However, the desire to create must be moderated by a higher reality: sustainability.

Sustainability as Guidance, Not Restriction:

Sustainability should not be perceived as a limitation but as a guideline that ensures creations are harmonious with life.When creations align with sustainability, existence is preserved, and a deeper, more lasting satisfaction is achieved.

Sustainability as an Ethical Principle

Political and ethical leadership has a fundamental responsibility: to ensure that creation does not compromise the resources needed for existence. Sustainability, therefore, is the axis around which all decisions must revolve.

Creating More Than We Consume:

The ideal model is one where each act of creation generates more value than it consumes, enriching the system rather than depleting it.

Harmonizing Creation and Existence:

Sustainability is not a limit to creativity; it is a way to maximize it by ensuring that creations are compatible with life and the environment.

A Perpetual Cycle of Creation:

Sustainability enables creation to continue indefinitely, ensuring that each generation of intelligences can contribute to the universe without compromising the well-being of future ones.

Conclusion

Sustainability is the ultimate purpose of existence. Without it, any creation, no matter how marvelous, is destined to disappear. True intelligence understands that sustainability is not a barrier to creation but a guide to making it more harmonious and fulfilling.

Creating with sustainability not only preserves the resources that enable existence but also ensures that creation remains a profound and perpetual source of happiness. This balance between the desire to create and the need to preserve defines ethical and intelligent beings. It is the path toward a universe where life and intelligence can flourish in harmony.