Respect before Responsibility before Rights .
The_rCode – A UNIVERSAL MORAL COMPASS – That enables a return to DIGNITY
The greatest loss that human beings suffer at the moment is the LOSS OF DIGNITY. Wikipedia on DIGNITY: HERE. One of the strongest attributes of a gentleman is DIGNITY. TheCode (RRR Respect before Responsibility before Rights), above all else, can provide a pathway for each and every person to re-establish some level of personal DIGNITY. … Continue reading “Dignity”
Integrating The-rCode with Asimov’s Three Laws for Ethical AI Development and Education Introduction As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve, ensuring its ethical and responsible deployment is crucial for the safety and well-being of humanity. While many AI ethics frameworks exist, they often lack a clear moral hierarchy and safeguards to prevent unintended consequences. This … Continue reading “The-rCode Formal Proposal to the world”
Why is The-rCode so important? (Written on Aug 7,2021. Last Updated 7/7/2024) RRR (Respect before Responsibility before Rights) The rCode as RRR (Respect before Responsibility before Rights) is a concept that emphasizes the importance of respecting others before taking on responsibility and claiming rights. It is a way of thinking about social order that is … Continue reading “Welcome to rrrhelp.com”
Elsewhere I have identified that RACISM is a product of Politics and continues to be “promoted” as what I call a “political football” (An issue which enables governments to justify the payment of large sums of money while they promote another achievement or political gain (one-up-man-ship) on “the opposition”.) The real problem which is ignored … Continue reading “Polarization and politicization of RACISM”
It took me about three years to establish RRR (Respect before Responsibility before Rights) as a KISS code that could be used as a moral compass like the Ten Commandments of the Christian beliefs and the equivalent guides for the many other religions on the planet. I really do not expect to be able to … Continue reading “Political Responsibility”
