Personal Sovereignty

personalsovereignty — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 06:09:25 CDT

The term, personal sovereignty, emphasizes a fundamental premise: Your body belongs to you exclusively. It's your property to do with whatever you want as long as you don't infringe on the property rights of others. Acts commonly considered self-destructive or eccentric are within the prerogative of the owner. In short: nobody owns you.

The fallacy of overgeneralization can be found in any textbook on logic. It is committed when one draws conclusions about a small group of cases and applies them to the great majority of cases or worse, all cases. Sorting out specific cases takes time, cost and effort, which is why overgeneralization is so commonly committed. On most occasions we don't have the resources to master the fine details, so we generalize. This is okay when we are conscious of it and make it clear in communication.

“TheDoggyBone” is the online newsletter, published on an as-needed basis, typically for a month. In this letter the author shares his thoughts and ideas on how to manage your life for the enjoyment of the maximum freedom and how to develop yourself beingpersonal sovereignty.

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