Philosophy

Unified Aggregate:

The concept of the single whole is termed the

Unified Aggregate, which means the totality of parts, comprising any specific phenomenon, entity or event, consisting of any number of elements, that function in a unified manner, to promote the existence of the aggregate as a stable state, in any given form, lasting any period of time

. The living existence could not exist if the parts such as air, water, fire and earth did not in conjunction form a complete terrestrial environment.

Unified Consequence:

Because the products of change are the reproduction of what already exists, and what already exists supports the existence of what is to come, all value and consequence is said to be equivalent to the value of the Whole of earthly existence. This establishes the equivalence of the human individual to the entire Whole.

Equating Unified Consequence to a community of individuals, the single person could be said to be of equivalent consequence to whatever the value of the Whole or community was assessed to be.

The baker bakes the bread and the banker eats it, for which the banker gives the baker money. Each provides the other with something they need, and which for convenience sake, neither could do without. Thus in social terms, they each would be considered as equal to the contribution of the character of the community as a whole.

If the planet Earth is considered as a Whole, the individual could consider themselves as equivalent to the value of the planet, or even the universe for an expansive mind, or personal consequence as whatever the person can comprehend.

Ethics:

The term Ethics is used here to represent codes of human conduct, as when the natural world is interpreted to possess inherent consequence.

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