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I would propose no alcohol and no drugs. The latter would get us into trouble with the authorities anyway so that should be self evident. Alcohol would present an unfair burden on other people. Abuse, like noise, aggression, making a mess, are almost bound to happen, even if people initially set out to only drink a few glasses. The costs outweigh the benefits. Making alcohol ourselves will be problematic as well. Alternatively we could have part of the group abstain, and part of the group not abstain, to see which works best. Maybe superfluous, guns should be forbidden. I think there's no argument there. [[User:Wouter.drucker|wouter.drucker]] ([[User talk:Wouter.drucker|talk]]) 02:15, 25 February 2013 (UTC) | I would propose no alcohol and no drugs. The latter would get us into trouble with the authorities anyway so that should be self evident. Alcohol would present an unfair burden on other people. Abuse, like noise, aggression, making a mess, are almost bound to happen, even if people initially set out to only drink a few glasses. The costs outweigh the benefits. Making alcohol ourselves will be problematic as well. Alternatively we could have part of the group abstain, and part of the group not abstain, to see which works best. Maybe superfluous, guns should be forbidden. I think there's no argument there. [[User:Wouter.drucker|wouter.drucker]] ([[User talk:Wouter.drucker|talk]]) 02:15, 25 February 2013 (UTC) | ||
− | + | == We shouldn't protect people from getting confused == | |
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I have made a new page and called it 'government'. I know this word carries associations we all want to distance ourselves from, but that doesn't mean we can't use the word, and create new associations. If people are so lazy as to see a world and start yelling right away, without investigating what the word means to us, that's kind of their problem. [[User:Wouter.drucker|wouter.drucker]] ([[User talk:Wouter.drucker|talk]]) 22:25, 24 February 2013 (UTC) | I have made a new page and called it 'government'. I know this word carries associations we all want to distance ourselves from, but that doesn't mean we can't use the word, and create new associations. If people are so lazy as to see a world and start yelling right away, without investigating what the word means to us, that's kind of their problem. [[User:Wouter.drucker|wouter.drucker]] ([[User talk:Wouter.drucker|talk]]) 22:25, 24 February 2013 (UTC) | ||
− | + | == Comments on agreements == | |
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*"I pledge to frequently seeking information to challenge my powerful convictions" | *"I pledge to frequently seeking information to challenge my powerful convictions" | ||
This will probably lead to excluding Christians (among others). I would opt not to exclude religious individuals but instead integrating them in our community and relying on the community to gradually teach these people a habit of challenging convictions. Going the easy way might be considered a missed opportunity. | This will probably lead to excluding Christians (among others). I would opt not to exclude religious individuals but instead integrating them in our community and relying on the community to gradually teach these people a habit of challenging convictions. Going the easy way might be considered a missed opportunity. | ||
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Positive psychology says that the problem such a person is facing is a lack of positive health, i.e. a lack of joy, exercise, art, achievement, belonging, competency etc. (sources: Alfie Kohn, Tal Ben-Shahar) | Positive psychology says that the problem such a person is facing is a lack of positive health, i.e. a lack of joy, exercise, art, achievement, belonging, competency etc. (sources: Alfie Kohn, Tal Ben-Shahar) | ||
− | == | + | == Agreements vs Rules == |
− | + | Rules tend to be associated with a Ruler (monarch) or with game rules (breaking them is cheating), or social Moral. | |
− | + | Agreements, on the other hand, can be offered for either consent or dissent (see Wikipedia's [[w:Consensus decision-making#Agreement vs. consent|Consensus decision-making#Agreement vs. consent]]. Agreements are there to be consented, not necessarily personally agreed to them. Breaking an agreement does not incur in a penalty, or is considered cheating, but more of an antisocial behaviour (as per the expectations on behaviour by general consensus). | |
− | + | Therefore, it is important to make a distinction between rules and agreements, and avoid using any language that would suggest authority in a RBE system. [[User:Ziggy|Ziggy]] ([[User talk:Ziggy|talk]]) 03:24, 24 February 2013 (UTC) | |
− | + | : I would have to disagree and would prefer the term 'rules'. There can be all kinds of circumstances where it is legitimate for people to break rules, and it often happens (I am speaking from my own experience) where these people will be told that they have 'agreed upon this and this'. This way the term can be confusing and can (subconsciously) be used as a weapon. Usually these kinds of euphemisms are ineffective (consider 'black person'). There is no monarch in the Rbe10K project and we don't have to protect people from getting confused. I consider the topic of minor importance however. [[User:Wouter.drucker|wouter.drucker]] ([[User talk:Wouter.drucker|talk]]) 22:17, 24 February 2013 (UTC) | |
− | + | == Restrictions versus No restrictions (coercion versus no coercion) == | |
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Scientific method = present evidence. | Scientific method = present evidence. | ||
Evidence supporting Restrictions: http://www2.lse.ac.uk/newsAndMedia/news/archives/2012/12/Legalised-prostitution-increases-human-trafficking.aspx Summary: human trafficking is higher in countries where prostitution is legal. | Evidence supporting Restrictions: http://www2.lse.ac.uk/newsAndMedia/news/archives/2012/12/Legalised-prostitution-increases-human-trafficking.aspx Summary: human trafficking is higher in countries where prostitution is legal. | ||
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