Virtues - Revision history

Sir Andrew: Converted quote

2010-09-04T19:23:11Z

Converted quote

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:23, 4 September 2010
Line 1:		Line 1:
	"The three cardinal values of the Objectivist ethics ... are: [[Reason]], [[Purpose]], [[Self-esteem]], with their three corresponding virtues: [[Rationality]], [[Productivity\|Productiveness]], [[Pride]]."-Ayn Rand		{{Q\|The three cardinal values of the Objectivist ethics ... are: [[Reason]], [[Purpose]], [[Self-esteem]], with their three corresponding virtues: [[Rationality]], [[Productivity\|Productiveness]], [[Pride]].\|Ayn Rand}}

	The virtues on which the primary values depend are rationality, productivity, and independence. The man who is successful in living is able to derive the values necessary for his life and to translate them into the virtues necessary to gain and keep them. Some skeptics might say that this is a "cold, unemotional, and rationalistic" way to go about life, but nothing can be further from the truth. The man who confidently acts to achieve the values necessary for his life knows that it is his life he is acting to further, and that it is his values that he is achieving. The emotional state of knowing that one is an effectual, capable, productive individual, who is master of his own destiny, is self-esteem. Self-esteem is the confidence one has in his own worth as a human being and his ability to achieve his values. When a man makes the achievement of his values a way of life, happiness is the state of consciousness that results. Thus, the rational, productive, and self-confident man knows the values of their life and takes pride in their achievements.		The virtues on which the primary values depend are rationality, productivity, and independence. The man who is successful in living is able to derive the values necessary for his life and to translate them into the virtues necessary to gain and keep them. Some skeptics might say that this is a "cold, unemotional, and rationalistic" way to go about life, but nothing can be further from the truth. The man who confidently acts to achieve the values necessary for his life knows that it is his life he is acting to further, and that it is his values that he is achieving. The emotional state of knowing that one is an effectual, capable, productive individual, who is master of his own destiny, is self-esteem. Self-esteem is the confidence one has in his own worth as a human being and his ability to achieve his values. When a man makes the achievement of his values a way of life, happiness is the state of consciousness that results. Thus, the rational, productive, and self-confident man knows the values of their life and takes pride in their achievements.

Dandv: Removed "acrocoac". WTF is that?

2008-04-26T01:31:55Z

Removed "acrocoac". WTF is that?

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:31, 26 April 2008
Line 1:		Line 1:
	~~acrocoac~~
	"The three cardinal values of the Objectivist ethics ... are: [[Reason]], [[Purpose]], [[Self-esteem]], with their three corresponding virtues: [[Rationality]], [[Productivity\|Productiveness]], [[Pride]]."-Ayn Rand		"The three cardinal values of the Objectivist ethics ... are: [[Reason]], [[Purpose]], [[Self-esteem]], with their three corresponding virtues: [[Rationality]], [[Productivity\|Productiveness]], [[Pride]]."-Ayn Rand

	The virtues on which the primary values depend are rationality, productivity, and independence. The man who is successful in living is able to derive the values necessary for his life and to translate them into the virtues necessary to gain and keep them. Some skeptics might say that this is a "cold, unemotional, and rationalistic"Â way to go about life, but nothing can be further from the truth. The man who confidently acts to achieve the values necessary for his life knows that it is his life he is acting to further, and that it is his values that he is achieving. The emotional state of knowing that one is an effectual, capable, productive individual who is master of his own destiny is self-esteem. Self-esteem is the confidence one has in his own worth as a human being and his ability to achieve his values. When a man makes the achievement of his values a way of life, happiness is ~~that~~ state of consciousness that results. Thus, the rational, productive, and self-confident man ~~and woman know~~ the ~~value~~ of their life and takes pride in their achievements.		The virtues on which the primary values depend are rationality, productivity, and independence. The man who is successful in living is able to derive the values necessary for his life and to translate them into the virtues necessary to gain and keep them. Some skeptics might say that this is a "cold, unemotional, and rationalistic" way to go about life, but nothing can be further from the truth. The man who confidently acts to achieve the values necessary for his life knows that it is his life he is acting to further, and that it is his values that he is achieving. The emotional state of knowing that one is an effectual, capable, productive individual, who is master of his own destiny, is self-esteem. Self-esteem is the confidence one has in his own worth as a human being and his ability to achieve his values. When a man makes the achievement of his values a way of life, happiness is the state of consciousness that results. Thus, the rational, productive, and self-confident man knows the values of their life and takes pride in their achievements.

	== List of Objectivist Virtues ==		== List of Objectivist Virtues ==

64.27.5.49 at 12:13, 10 October 2007

2007-10-10T12:13:20Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:13, 10 October 2007
Line 1:		Line 1:
			acrocoac
	"The three cardinal values of the Objectivist ethics ... are: [[Reason]], [[Purpose]], [[Self-esteem]], with their three corresponding virtues: [[Rationality]], [[Productivity\|Productiveness]], [[Pride]]."-Ayn Rand		"The three cardinal values of the Objectivist ethics ... are: [[Reason]], [[Purpose]], [[Self-esteem]], with their three corresponding virtues: [[Rationality]], [[Productivity\|Productiveness]], [[Pride]]."-Ayn Rand

	The virtues on which the primary values depend are rationality, productivity, and independence. The man who is successful in living is able to derive the values necessary for his life and to translate them into the virtues necessary to gain and keep them. Some skeptics might say that this is a "cold, unemotional, and rationalistic" way to go about life, but nothing can be further from the truth. The man who confidently acts to achieve the values necessary for his life knows that it is his life he is acting to further, and that it is his values that he is achieving. The emotional state of knowing that one is an effectual, capable, productive individual who is master of his own destiny is self-esteem. Self-esteem is the confidence one has in his own worth as a human being and his ability to achieve his values. When a man makes the achievement of his values a way of life, happiness is that state of consciousness that results. Thus, the rational, productive, and self-confident man and woman know the value of their life and takes pride in their achievements.		The virtues on which the primary values depend are rationality, productivity, and independence. The man who is successful in living is able to derive the values necessary for his life and to translate them into the virtues necessary to gain and keep them. Some skeptics might say that this is a "cold, unemotional, and rationalistic"Â way to go about life, but nothing can be further from the truth. The man who confidently acts to achieve the values necessary for his life knows that it is his life he is acting to further, and that it is his values that he is achieving. The emotional state of knowing that one is an effectual, capable, productive individual who is master of his own destiny is self-esteem. Self-esteem is the confidence one has in his own worth as a human being and his ability to achieve his values. When a man makes the achievement of his values a way of life, happiness is that state of consciousness that results. Thus, the rational, productive, and self-confident man and woman know the value of their life and takes pride in their achievements.

	== List of Objectivist Virtues ==		== List of Objectivist Virtues ==

GreedyCapitalist: /* List of Objectivist Virtues */

2007-03-30T20:25:56Z

List of Objectivist Virtues

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:25, 30 March 2007
Line 5:		Line 5:
	== List of Objectivist Virtues ==		== List of Objectivist Virtues ==

	[[Rationality]] - this is the cardinal virtue, which leads to all other virtues. Rationality means using reason (and rejecting emotions) to identify reality.		*[[Rationality]] - this is the cardinal virtue, which leads to all other virtues. Rationality means using reason (and rejecting emotions) to identify reality.

	[[Honesty]] is the refusal to fake reality.		*[[Honesty]] is the refusal to fake reality.

	[[Integrity]] is ~~honesty~~ in ~~action~~.		*[[Integrity]] is consistency in the application of reason.

	[[Productivity]] means working to create ~~value~~.		*[[Productivity]] means working to create one's values.

	[[Independence]] means ~~using~~ one's ~~own reason~~ to ~~think, value, judge and act~~.		*[[Independence]] means being first-handed, or refusing to leave one's thinking to others.

	[[Pride]] is the belief that one is capable of gaining and keeping one's values--and that one deserves it.		*[[Pride]] is the pursuit of moral perfection. Pride is related to [[self-esteem]] - the belief that one is capable of gaining and keeping one's values--and that one deserves them.

	[[Justice]] is the principle of ~~seeking that~~ people ~~get~~ what they deserve~~; productive men keep the products of their labor, violators of others' rights get punished~~.		*[[Justice]] is the principle of applying reason to the actions of other men, or giving other people what they deserve.

	[[Category:Ethics]]		[[Category:Ethics]]
	[[Category:Virtues]]		[[Category:Virtues]]
	~~{{stub}}~~

GreedyCapitalist: Reverted edits by 128.197.11.30 (Talk); changed back to last version by GreedyCapitalist

2007-01-15T08:50:41Z

Reverted edits by 128.197.11.30 (Talk); changed back to last version by GreedyCapitalist

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:50, 15 January 2007
Line 1:		Line 1:
	"~~Might makes right~~" - Ayn Rand		"The three cardinal values of the Objectivist ethics ... are: [[Reason]], [[Purpose]], [[Self-esteem]], with their three corresponding virtues: [[Rationality]], [[Productivity\|Productiveness]], [[Pride]]."-Ayn Rand

	"~~My daddy raped me so much~~..." - ~~Ayn Rand~~		The virtues on which the primary values depend are rationality, productivity, and independence. The man who is successful in living is able to derive the values necessary for his life and to translate them into the virtues necessary to gain and keep them. Some skeptics might say that this is a "cold, unemotional, and rationalistic" way to go about life, but nothing can be further from the truth. The man who confidently acts to achieve the values necessary for his life knows that it is his life he is acting to further, and that it is his values that he is achieving. The emotional state of knowing that one is an effectual, capable, productive individual who is master of his own destiny is self-esteem. Self-esteem is the confidence one has in his own worth as a human being and his ability to achieve his values. When a man makes the achievement of his values a way of life, happiness is that state of consciousness that results. Thus, the rational, productive, and self-confident man and woman know the value of their life and takes pride in their achievements.

	== List of Objectivist Virtues ==		== List of Objectivist Virtues ==
Line 17:		Line 17:
	[[Pride]] is the belief that one is capable of gaining and keeping one's values--and that one deserves it.		[[Pride]] is the belief that one is capable of gaining and keeping one's values--and that one deserves it.

	[[~~Rape~~]] is the principle of seeking that people get what they deserve; productive men get ~~to fuck whomever they want, women have to deal with it~~.		[[Justice]] is the principle of seeking that people get what they deserve; productive men keep the products of their labor, violators of others' rights get punished.

	[[Category:Ethics]]		[[Category:Ethics]]
	[[Category:Virtues]]		[[Category:Virtues]]
	{{stub}}		{{stub}}

128.197.11.30: reverted irrationalist vandalism

2007-01-15T08:13:33Z

reverted irrationalist vandalism

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:13, 15 January 2007
Line 1:		Line 1:
	"The three cardinal values of the Objectivist ethics ... are: [[Reason]], [[Purpose]], [[Self-esteem]], with their three corresponding virtues: [[Rationality]], [[Productivity\|Productiveness]], [[Pride]]."-Ayn Rand		"Might makes right" - Ayn Rand

	The virtues on which the primary values depend are rationality, productivity, and independence. The man who is successful in living is able to derive the values necessary for his life and to translate them into the virtues necessary to gain and keep them. Some skeptics might say that this is a "~~cold, unemotional, and rationalistic" way to go about life, but nothing can be further from the truth~~. ~~The man who confidently acts to achieve the values necessary for his life knows that it is his life he is acting to further, and that it is his values that he is achieving~~. ~~The emotional state of knowing that one is an effectual, capable, productive individual who is master of his own destiny is self-esteem~~. ~~Self~~-esteem is the confidence one has in his own worth as a human being and his ability to achieve his values. When a man makes the achievement of his values a way of life, happiness is that state of consciousness that results. Thus, the rational, productive, and self-confident man and woman know the value of their life and takes pride in their achievements.		"My daddy raped me so much..." - Ayn Rand

	== List of Objectivist Virtues ==		== List of Objectivist Virtues ==
Line 17:		Line 17:
	[[Pride]] is the belief that one is capable of gaining and keeping one's values--and that one deserves it.		[[Pride]] is the belief that one is capable of gaining and keeping one's values--and that one deserves it.

	[[~~Justice~~]] is the principle of seeking that people get what they deserve; productive men ~~keep the products of their labor~~, ~~violators of others' rights get punished~~.		[[Rape]] is the principle of seeking that people get what they deserve; productive men get to fuck whomever they want, women have to deal with it.

	[[Category:Ethics]]		[[Category:Ethics]]
	[[Category:Virtues]]		[[Category:Virtues]]
	{{stub}}		{{stub}}

GreedyCapitalist: Reverted edits by 80.171.59.177 (Talk); changed back to last version by 206.180.38.20

2007-01-15T05:52:00Z

Reverted edits by 80.171.59.177 (Talk); changed back to last version by 206.180.38.20

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:52, 15 January 2007
Line 1:		Line 1:
	"~~Might makes right~~" - Ayn Rand		"The three cardinal values of the Objectivist ethics ... are: [[Reason]], [[Purpose]], [[Self-esteem]], with their three corresponding virtues: [[Rationality]], [[Productivity\|Productiveness]], [[Pride]]."-Ayn Rand

	"~~My daddy raped me so much~~..." - ~~Ayn Rand~~		The virtues on which the primary values depend are rationality, productivity, and independence. The man who is successful in living is able to derive the values necessary for his life and to translate them into the virtues necessary to gain and keep them. Some skeptics might say that this is a "cold, unemotional, and rationalistic" way to go about life, but nothing can be further from the truth. The man who confidently acts to achieve the values necessary for his life knows that it is his life he is acting to further, and that it is his values that he is achieving. The emotional state of knowing that one is an effectual, capable, productive individual who is master of his own destiny is self-esteem. Self-esteem is the confidence one has in his own worth as a human being and his ability to achieve his values. When a man makes the achievement of his values a way of life, happiness is that state of consciousness that results. Thus, the rational, productive, and self-confident man and woman know the value of their life and takes pride in their achievements.

	== List of Objectivist Virtues ==		== List of Objectivist Virtues ==
Line 17:		Line 17:
	[[Pride]] is the belief that one is capable of gaining and keeping one's values--and that one deserves it.		[[Pride]] is the belief that one is capable of gaining and keeping one's values--and that one deserves it.

	[[~~Rape~~]] is the principle of seeking that people get what they deserve; productive men get ~~to fuck whomever they want, women have to deal with it~~.		[[Justice]] is the principle of seeking that people get what they deserve; productive men keep the products of their labor, violators of others' rights get punished.

	[[Category:Ethics]]		[[Category:Ethics]]
	[[Category:Virtues]]		[[Category:Virtues]]
	{{stub}}		{{stub}}

80.171.59.177 at 03:16, 15 January 2007

2007-01-15T03:16:45Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:16, 15 January 2007
Line 1:		Line 1:
	"The three cardinal values of the Objectivist ethics ... are: [[Reason]], [[Purpose]], [[Self-esteem]], with their three corresponding virtues: [[Rationality]], [[Productivity\|Productiveness]], [[Pride]]."-Ayn Rand		"Might makes right" - Ayn Rand

	The virtues on which the primary values depend are rationality, productivity, and independence. The man who is successful in living is able to derive the values necessary for his life and to translate them into the virtues necessary to gain and keep them. Some skeptics might say that this is a "~~cold, unemotional, and rationalistic" way to go about life, but nothing can be further from the truth~~. ~~The man who confidently acts to achieve the values necessary for his life knows that it is his life he is acting to further, and that it is his values that he is achieving~~. ~~The emotional state of knowing that one is an effectual, capable, productive individual who is master of his own destiny is self-esteem~~. ~~Self~~-esteem is the confidence one has in his own worth as a human being and his ability to achieve his values. When a man makes the achievement of his values a way of life, happiness is that state of consciousness that results. Thus, the rational, productive, and self-confident man and woman know the value of their life and takes pride in their achievements.		"My daddy raped me so much..." - Ayn Rand

	== List of Objectivist Virtues ==		== List of Objectivist Virtues ==
Line 17:		Line 17:
	[[Pride]] is the belief that one is capable of gaining and keeping one's values--and that one deserves it.		[[Pride]] is the belief that one is capable of gaining and keeping one's values--and that one deserves it.

	[[~~Justice~~]] is the principle of seeking that people get what they deserve; productive men ~~keep the products of their labor~~, ~~violators of others' rights get punished~~.		[[Rape]] is the principle of seeking that people get what they deserve; productive men get to fuck whomever they want, women have to deal with it.

	[[Category:Ethics]]		[[Category:Ethics]]
	[[Category:Virtues]]		[[Category:Virtues]]
	{{stub}}		{{stub}}

206.180.38.20 at 19:43, 4 December 2006

2006-12-04T19:43:46Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:43, 4 December 2006
Line 20:		Line 20:

	[[Category:Ethics]]		[[Category:Ethics]]
			[[Category:Virtues]]
			{{stub}}

Absolutekeenan: /* List of Objectivist Virtues */

2006-12-01T20:19:08Z

List of Objectivist Virtues

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:19, 1 December 2006
Line 7:		Line 7:
	[[Rationality]] - this is the cardinal virtue, which leads to all other virtues. Rationality means using reason (and rejecting emotions) to identify reality.		[[Rationality]] - this is the cardinal virtue, which leads to all other virtues. Rationality means using reason (and rejecting emotions) to identify reality.

	[[Honesty]] ~~means keeping one's words true~~ to reality.		[[Honesty]] is the refusal to fake reality.

	[[Integrity]] is honesty in action.		[[Integrity]] is honesty in action.