When not fully bearing one’s own responsibility and risk, soon to set in the disruptions of reality then distortions of liability and degenerations of morality...

When not fully bearing one’s own responsibility and risk, soon to set in the disruptions of reality then distortions of liability and degenerations of morality, by becoming first distant from the burden, second dull to the burden, third dumb of the burden, rendering impossible or nearly so any chance to wisely, efficiently, sustainably hence morally judge. To alternatively state, the skills to wisely, efficiently, sustainably hence morally judge do not come solely by example, education, experience but of absolute necessity coupled too with the total burden or full bearing of one’s own responsibility and risk thus benefiting else suffering per one’s own consequences positive else negative. The aforesaid proposition rests squarely, heavily, immovably upon the singular human ethic or right to consent or dissent on literally all matters.

To note, the above and attached quote taken from my forthcoming 14th book entitled Neglected Matters as Studied, Pondered, Labored o’er Whiskey, Tobacco, Chess thus Gambit & Game (sometime 2027). The emphasis "to fully bear one's responsibility and risk" is a reoccurring theme in the book per the obvious weight of the matter ergo the inescapable prerequisite to properly reason towards one's own productivity, sustainability, practicality, efficiency, intellectuality, civility, morality, even piety.

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Come let us Reason. Peace is always a Choice.
Study, Ponder, Labor, till last Breath.

Is 1:18 / Mt 5:9 / 2 Tm 2:15 / Cl 3:23