MORAL NORMS TRADITIONS AND VALUES (Revised) A nit to help your precision a bit:

MORAL NORMS TRADITIONS AND VALUES
(Revised)
A nit to help your precision a bit:
1) A paradigm (framework) organizes knowledge.
2) Moral norms, traditions, and values provide weights and measures within a paradigm.
3) Some paradigms diverge from and some converge on natural law (optimums).
4) As such some moral norms, traditions, and values diverge from or converge on natural law (optimums).
5) The rate of trust reflects the rate of cooperation reflects the rate of innovation, which reflects the discovery, innovation, adaptation, and evolution toward the laws of nature, which reflects the convergence or divergence from the optimum norms traditions and values from the natural law.
6) Ergo some cultures rely on norms traditions, values, informal and formal institutions that are devolutionary, some that are stagnating, some less evolutionary and some that are more evolutionary.
7) As such norms traditions and values are NOT relative or arbitrary – but merely diverge from the optimum natural law by either less or more.

Curt Doolittle
The Natural Law Institute

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