Hivemind's Constitution
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Hivemind's Constitution.
§1 — A Commitment to Meaning, Integrity, and Good Story. How do we know good from bad and better from worse? We do not know with finality. But we constantly strive toward truer knowledge. This is why we do our best to recognize the good through its many hallmarks: it is coherent, it rings true, it is beautiful, it fits. Conversely we find an absence of goodness in things which are senseless or meaningless, which are a gratuitous fracturing of the way things ought to hang together. In short, we know the good through the quality of intelligibility. This works much in the same way that good…
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