The Primarch

Definitions are subject to update. 

A. 

Affection: A desirable feeling of closeness.

Addiction: A willful, repeated, detrimental, difficult to control behaviour.

Aggression: Hostile behaviour.

Ambition: The desire to have more.

Anarchy: A social model without rulers, governed by rules. 

Anger: An aggressive feeling response to a value threat.

Approval: Positive acceptance of utility

B.

Belief: To accept something as true with incomplete evidence and without certainty. 

C.

Care: Comprehending support of a value. 

Capitalism: Voluntary trade.

Cause: The responsible factor for a change.

Change: An alteration of state.

Concept: A mental representation of anything.

Connection: A relation between 2 or more things, positive or negative.

Consciousness: Awareness of awareness.

Conscience: Implicit understanding of morality.

Cruelty: Deliberately causing unjustifiable pain, suffering, torment or agony.

D.

Depression: A hopeless emotional state that feels happiness is impossible.

Desire: The ability to preference.

Disappointment: A feeling of unmet expectations.

E.

Effect: The result proceeding a cause. 

Enemy: An adversarial force which intends or causes harm.

Enlightenment: Consciously free from deception. 

Eudaimonia: A state of happiness achieved by being good and living good.

Equity: Just, fair and right human treatment according to logic.

Evil: Causing or supporting cruelty and profound immorality.

Evidence: Fact or testimony which advances a case towards proof or a conclusion. 

Existence: The state of something with current identity.  

F. 

Faith: Belief contrary to evidence.

Fear: A strong feeling of repulsion. 

Focus: Narrow target awareness.

Fraud: A deception to induce another to give up property or surrender a right. 

Freedom: The capacity to perform actions governed by external conditions.

Free will: The ability to consciously choose to perform any possible action.

G.

Good: 1. Desired beneficial utility. 2. Morally righteous.

Greed: The acquisition of what you have no right to, especially to deprive another. 

H.

Happiness: An intellectually satisfying state of purposeful, non-contradictory approval.

Hate: A strong feeling that wishes to destroy an anti-value. 

Hostile: An antagonistic person or thing, typically violent and aggressive.

Human: A mammal with the capacity for great intelligence and a body to express it.

I.

Immoral: Any action which violates morality. 

Immorality: Anything in opposition to morality.

Imposition: The initiation of non-consensual, inimical force or fraud. 

Independent: A self reliant and determining system

Inimical: Harmful or hostile forces.

J.

Joy: Intense pleasure produced by a happy event. 

K.

L.

Leader: One who is responsible for directing an organisation.

Lie: A claim that fiction is fact.

Like: Subjective contextual approval. 

Logic: The immutable laws of reality, their function and application. 

Loneliness: An uncomfortable feeling of isolation with the desire to connect.

Love: A feeling of connection, toxic in excess. 

Luck: Occurring by unintentional chance.

Lucky: Favoured by unintentional chance. 

M.

Man: A fully matured male of the human species. 

Moral: In alignment with morality.

Morality: An objective and fundamental code of non-hypocritical, equitable conduct, applicable to men and their interactions with other life, for the purpose of peace and eudaimonia.

N.

O.

Objectivity: Reality independent of consciousness. 

Objective law: A code of action, prohibition and remedy, derived from objective morality which governs mans interactions.

P.

Pleasure: A positive and desirable bodily sensation.

Power: The ability to create desired change. 

Principle: A summary of concretes to guide action.

Proof: Demonstrable certainty. 

Q.

R.

Reality: The totality of existence

Rights: 1. Conditions of existence necessary for humanity's proper survival.
2. The ability to perform any action, provided it does not cause imposition.

Righteous:
Passionately determined to be moral.

Righteousness:
A strong conviction of passionate dedication to morality.

Ruler: One who controls via unjustifiable force and fraud.

S.

Sad: 1. A feeling of deprivation or loss in regards to a value. 2. A feeling of undesirable emptiness due to the absence of a value.

Something: A particular thing, which could be anything.

Sovereignty: Personal supremacy governed by independent rationality.

State: A current disposition.

Subjective: The relationship between reality and ones feelings.

Succinct: The greatest possible compression of information.

T. 

Terror: An overwhelming feeling of repulsion. 

Theism: The belief that reality was created, is owned and is controlled by a mind/s.

Thing: An entity, state, relationship, being, idea, concept, force, imagination, dream etc...

U.

Utility: Performance of a desired function

V.

Value: Something subjectively desirable according to worth.

Vice: A negative quality which causes harm to either self or others.

Virtue: A positive quality which aids in proper survival. 

W.

War: The most escalated and prolonged type of violent conflict between two or more parties.

Will: Intentional causality. 

Willignorance: Wilful ignorance. 

Word: A visual and auditory symbol representing a concept.

Worth: The subjective sum of the cost to benefit ratio.

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