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The One Law
What You Will Gain
After this course, you will be able to understand the single law from which all others derive, and diagnose any moral failure by type.
About This Course
Every moral rule ever written is a special case of one law: do not impose costs on the demonstrated interests of others by any means. This course teaches the moral grammar everyone already uses, the meaning of property as demonstrated interests, the single rule from which all legitimate rules derive, the full parasitism taxonomy, the restitution framework that closes the loop from violation to remedy, and the complete framework that ties it together.
Curriculum
- 01
The Pattern You Already Know
Concept: The Moral Grammar
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- 02
What Belongs to You
Concept: Demonstrated Interests as Property
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- 03
The Single Rule
Concept: The One Law
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- 04
The Ways People Cheat
Concept: The Parasitism Taxonomy
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- 05
Making It Right
Concept: Restitution
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- 06
The Complete Framework
Concept: Synthesis
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Capstone Project
Choose an institution that affects your life. Produce a full moral audit covering what cooperation it enables, what parasitism it harbors, what rights it claims without meeting the corresponding obligations, and what restitution is owed. Propose reforms using the One Law as the standard.
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