When we fully appreciate another's human condition, our aprehentions and underestimation that could arise because of ethnic, economic, cultural, or gender differences are rendered groundless. We continue to live after we die through others' use of what we achieved and left behind. O ur judgement of right and wrong comes from thousands of generations of human experience, coexisting with others, which teach us what is constructive, what brings lasting good, and what does the opposite. T he concept of society is interwoven in our human nature. We need to relate to others in order to lead our lives, profit from our capabilities, and be happy.
Society is nothing but a necessary, beneficial and even vital agreement between everyone .
An agreement not imposing arbitrary constraints on us, but protecting all from abuse, and providing for the well-being, and development, and the most fruitful life of all of its members. I t is a magnificent reality that each of us is a fabulous organism, with possibilities that seem boundless. This English version of this document is preliminary . All your comments, criticisms, and corrections are very welcome. Comments on the New Humanism Movement.