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Notice
Werner
is proposing
integrity
is a phenomenon which exists and
stands
alone independently by itself, requiring neither voting,
evaluation, preference, opinion in favor of, or being on the
winning side of a morality argument, for it to be. He's not saying
it like it's "the truth" (and indeed it might be). His
is a proposition, a proposal. It's an invitation to look
at it this way and see if there's value looking at it
this way.
If there's one surefire way of effectively killing off any last
shred of possibility for
integrity,
it's being righteous about it, it's debating it as if it's "the
truth", it's asserting it like it's a fact. Instead, his is
a proposition, it's a proposal, it's an invitation, it's an
inquiry. Don't make the classic mistake you already know not to
make -
the truth believed is a
lie.
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