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*[[commodity]] as services - a good backed by standard contracts, trade empire | *[[commodity]] as services - a good backed by standard contracts, trade empire | ||
*[[cost]] only calculable through risk, until you know what is done | *[[cost]] only calculable through risk, until you know what is done | ||
*[[dignity]] | *[[credit]] | ||
*[[debt]] pays back predictably from unpredictable real-life process | |||
*[[dignity]] defined only in terms of care | |||
*[[done]] as legal concept | *[[done]] as legal concept | ||
*[[ecology]] of Earth | *[[ecology]] of Earth | ||
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**[[standard of deferred payment]] | **[[standard of deferred payment]] | ||
*[[person]] is not always human: could be ape, corporation. legal concept | *[[person]] is not always human: could be ape, corporation. legal concept | ||
*[[price]] implies expected quality | |||
*[[quality]] as in quality of life | |||
*[[regret]] measurable | *[[regret]] measurable | ||
*[[resource]] includes waste | *[[resource]] includes waste | ||
*[[right]] vs. right, as ordered by ethics | |||
*[[risk]] only basis of cost, defined as regret in the future looking back? | *[[risk]] only basis of cost, defined as regret in the future looking back? | ||
*[[service]] includes things states do, e.g. regulate markets, tax, set standards | *[[service]] includes things states do, e.g. regulate markets, tax, set standards | ||
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*[[trust]] | *[[trust]] | ||
*[[truth]] - see examples [http://disinfopedia.org/wiki.phtml?title=truth of definitions of scope of truth] and see if [[Consumerium]] takes one position and if so how can it be defined in a dictionary generally | *[[truth]] - see examples [http://disinfopedia.org/wiki.phtml?title=truth of definitions of scope of truth] and see if [[Consumerium]] takes one position and if so how can it be defined in a dictionary generally | ||
*[[value]] to, and of, life | |||
*[[values]] | |||
*[[waste]] as resource | *[[waste]] as resource | ||
*[[wealth]] as at least mentioning freedom, well-being, health, illth | *[[wealth]] as at least mentioning freedom, well-being, health, illth | ||
*[[well]] as root of "wealth" | *[[well]] as root of "wealth" | ||
*[[well-being]] | *[[well-being]] | ||
*[[wrong]] vs. right, as settled by morality | |||
''First discussion of these was in [[Talk:urban ecology]] - discuss in [[Talk:glossary]] from now on. '' | ''First discussion of these was in [[Talk:urban ecology]] - discuss in [[Talk:glossary]] from now on. '' |
Revision as of 07:04, 5 May 2003
The Consumerium glossary is those terms which must be understood or broadened or narrowed in the Wiktionary to enable Consumerium's mission. In general this requires three types of terminology shift:
- adding terms that the general public does not yet know, e.g. ecoregion
- narrowing terms that are usually understood too locally, e.g. "safe"
- broadening terms that have many different ways to define, e.g. "fair"
In addition it might be necessary to simply fix definitions of terms that are wrong, e.g. "done" or "person", most people simply do not understand that legal and moral definitions of these can vary widely and drastically.
The preliminary list of terms to ensure are defined correctly and compatibly in all languages, without all of which Consumerium makes no sense or can't work:
- account as in accounting, accountability, unit of account
- bad not evil
- biosphere includes terrestrial ecoregions, oceans, atmosphere, is a big body
- body
- buy can have moral criteria, one can do evil by buying, some implied by simply choosing a certain medium of exchange, e.g. US dollar, gold.
- care
- commodity as services - a good backed by standard contracts, trade empire
- cost only calculable through risk, until you know what is done
- credit
- debt pays back predictably from unpredictable real-life process
- dignity defined only in terms of care
- done as legal concept
- ecology of Earth
- ecoregion
- ethic, singular, how you balance rights to avoid or reduce evil
- evil
- fact is disprovable
- faction agrees what person, safe, fair, done, evil, forgive and ignore mean - social group with one ethic, maybe sharing an approach to negotiating it th other groups in a society?
- fair as ecologically founded but socially negotiated
- forgive
- forgiveness as measurable
- freedom implies health
- gain
- good as services - a product backed by social custom, legal guarantees
- ignorance
- ignore outcomes you consider evil, which is ignorance, not always bad
- illth is opposite of wealth
- instructional responsibility - you tell 'em how, it's your fault
- interest in the sense of concern or group sharing it, economic gain, and expected time cost of money for standard of deferred payment
- justice as broader than w:retributive justice, e.g. w:social justice and other types of w:criminal justice might be meant by it
- measure
- money defined correctly and completely as something that is all of:
- person is not always human: could be ape, corporation. legal concept
- price implies expected quality
- quality as in quality of life
- regret measurable
- resource includes waste
- right vs. right, as ordered by ethics
- risk only basis of cost, defined as regret in the future looking back?
- service includes things states do, e.g. regulate markets, tax, set standards
- power in energy, social, instructional/knowledge/skill, buying sense
- safe as social not objective idea except via ecology to a degree
- save as rescue, as "savings", i.e. store of value e.g. as money
- sell can have moral conditions, some implied by medium of exchange
- social trust, e.g. as quantified by social capital
- threat - not tangible, yet anyway, not a risk
- trust
- truth - see examples of definitions of scope of truth and see if Consumerium takes one position and if so how can it be defined in a dictionary generally
- value to, and of, life
- values
- waste as resource
- wealth as at least mentioning freedom, well-being, health, illth
- well as root of "wealth"
- well-being
- wrong vs. right, as settled by morality
First discussion of these was in Talk:urban ecology - discuss in Talk:glossary from now on.