Thesis Morality Connected to Our Physical Existence, Ep13

Equal Thesis-Morality: Our equal thesis-morality comes from the recognition that others physically exist and that they have a consciousness and the physical structures of a human brain the same as oneself. This is our equal between people. This equal-to-us connects us commonly to the physical in physical existence. All issues common to this physical equal-to-us result in a common code of conduct. We express that common code of conduct from each person to all individuals. The expression is from the individual to all individuals because the person holds the recognition and expresses it to all individuals.

Equal Thesis-Morality, Equation: E = E. This is a mathematical description of our equality.
Unequal Thesis-Morality: Our unequal thesis-morality comes from recognition that we have unequal aspects to our humanness. For example, we have different talents. Unequal thesis-morality is our physical structure minus our experiential existence and our generic pattern to a human mind. This leaves us our differences. Unequal thesis-morality as a code of conduct comes from these differences. Further unequal thesis-morality goes from all individuals to the individual because it requires the evaluation of others to the individual holding the difference. This is opposite to equal thesis-morality as it goes from individual to all individuals.

Unequal Thesis-Morality, Equation: Ē = U ± D (Ē = mean equal, U = Unequal, D = Difference). This is a mathematical description of our inequality between people.