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| **Universal Principles of Justice** | **Universal Principles of Justice** | ||
| - | These are the universal principles of justice that provide an empirical, scientific basis for all rules/laws intended to produce an optimized human system. | + | These are the universal principles of justice that provide an empirical, scientific basis for all rules/laws intended to produce an optimized human system. |
| All Systems of Law (Rules) rely on some rationale of Justice as their | All Systems of Law (Rules) rely on some rationale of Justice as their | ||
| foundational basis, whether explicit or implicit. Justice itself, and | foundational basis, whether explicit or implicit. Justice itself, and | ||
| the systems of law derived from it, have evolved over the centuries. | the systems of law derived from it, have evolved over the centuries. | ||
| - | These dynamics and structures | + | These evolutionary changes can be classified to produce a unified “Hierarchy of Justice”.\\ |
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| + | **Hierarchy of Justice** | ||
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| - | The “Star of Justice” is a useful model that integrates the 5 underlying | + | **Star of Justice** |
| - | social principles, as well as the 1 existential principle of | + | |
| + | The “Star of Justice” is a useful model that integrates the five underlying | ||
| + | social principles, as well as the one existential principle of | ||
| “Randomness” (Fate, Luck, etc.). Constructing a universal System of Law | “Randomness” (Fate, Luck, etc.). Constructing a universal System of Law | ||
| is therefore contingent upon utilizing the most objective (scientific) | is therefore contingent upon utilizing the most objective (scientific) | ||
| - | rationale for the principles of Justice.\\ | + | rationale for determining |
| - | {{humansystems: | + | {{humansystems: |
| - | All of the elements in the Star of Jusice are interdependent. Each of them are described in detail | + | All of the elements in the Star of Jusice are interdependent. Each of the relevant principles |
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| - | [[justice:compensation|Compensation]]\\ | + | [[justice:universality|Universality]]\\ |
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| + | **Conflict Resolution** | ||
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| + | Due to the universal nature of zero sum games, conflicts can easily arise and they require objective guidance to resolve them with optimum outcomes. | ||
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| **Rule Management** | **Rule Management** | ||
| - | Many systems focus on the creation of rules/laws, but are weak on implementing processes to keep them up to date. Rule management provides a complete approach to maintenance. | + | Many systems focus on the creation of new rules/laws, but are weak on implementing processes to keep them up to date. Rule management provides a useful strategy for maintenance. |
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