A Philosophical Manifesto

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This text presents a metaphysical outline, followed by a proposal for ethics. The metaphysical outlook is meant to be compatible with contemporary science, and the ethical doctrine is basically pragmatic and utilitarian. The general point of view is also largely inspired by classical Chinese thought, contrasted with traditional Western dogma. We hope in this way to be able to renew our common conceptions of morality.

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