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 The natrual equality of Accountability and Authority (contextual
-autonomy). Sovereignty and Slavery are universally illegitimate theories
+autonomy).\\
+Sovereignty and Slavery are universally illegitimate theories
 of action in an optimal system. In mutualist relationships, an Entity
-with greater Authority/Accountability automatically incurs a duty of
+with greater Authority/Accountability automatically incurs a Duty of
 Stewardship for those with less (significantly), to the extent that they are capable of withou causing net harm to the system.
-{{humansystems:equivalence.png?direct&center}}\\
+{{justice:equivalencedimensions.png?direct&center}}\\
-One application of this principle is to determine Stewardship and resolution of inequality. This model shows 2 Agents (Entities) that have unequal autonomy, and their position on the line of Equivalence. The Agent with the higer position on the line incurs the Duty of Stewardship.\\
+One application of this principle is to determine Stewardship and resolution of inequality. This model shows 2 Agents (Entities) that have unequal autonomy, and their position on the line of Equivalence. The Agent with the higher position on the line incurs the Duty of Stewardship.\\
 {{humansystems:equivalence.png?direct&center}}\\