Impartial Integrity

In the root of everything, we are instinctual and bias. That is not meant to say that we are bad or that we are not open minded. On the contrary, society and individuals have evolved because we have been able to condition our instincts and accept many different perspectives.

But the consistent ability to have virtue and be morally responsible is well, inconsistent. We fail to rationally accept universal truths. Yes, it is still important to ensure individuality and creativity, but when we deleverage our resources through bias, we compromise progress and growth.

The majority of us will accept other point of views, befriend people with different personalities, and even share intimate moments. But when we are faced with uncomfortable situations, we tend to avoid them. We then fail to promote a proper social capital, which effectively reduces the general networking of our trust and loyalty. For instance, we have unique cliques, where certain “rules” only apply to “them”. In the end, this can put at risk the integrity of individual merit.

Solution “Impartial Integrity” - It Is A Simple And Elegant One: 

• Accept moral responsibility - It relates to the idea that a person has an obligation in certain situations. If people have the power and knowledge to deal with a situation, then they are responsible to take action.
• Avoid Deception - Deception is trying to intentionally persuade someone on a false belief. We are morally responsible to understand that we have a duty to not deceive, but help establish trust.
• Be Ethically Sustainable – Do not take action that only benefits the incumbent generation. We should have the capacity to continually produce value over time, without compromising future generations’ capacity to produce prosperity.
• Provide and Encourage Meaningful Work - Work that encourages autonomy, is freely chosen, provides opportunities, and supports the rationality of human beings.

Impartial Integrity Refers To:

• Judge by merit not by type.
• Understand that (1) reason and (2) logic are the backbone of morality and virtue.
• Maximize the greatest good in society.
• Flourish with the soul and mind, through best practice, and spread the feeling of happiness.
• Ensure that you help provide autonomy, while trusting others that they will optimize their resources and capabilities, to later interdependently flourish.
  

Bottom Line: We all have the ability to reason, logically breakdown situations, accept merit, and condition our instincts to have “impartial integrity”.