Meznamaähkianism

Contents

  • Origin of the name
  • Creation myth
    • Constructed language
  • Philosophy
    • Existentialism
    • Natural law
    • Gods
    • Freedom
    • Superficiality
    • Authenticity
    • Divinity
  • Chemical energy value (CEV) theory
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The Meznamaähkian flag

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Meznamaähkianism is a modern philosophical school of thought named after its author, Meznamaähki. It is based upon numerous concepts found in other modes of philosophical thought, such as Cynicism, Epicureanism, existentialism, and social anarchism. According to Meznamaähkianism, the purpose of life is to achieve virtue, in agreement with nature, following one's natural sense of reason through means of ethical hedonism. Similarly to Cynicism, Meznamaähkianism places a priority on simple living as part of its perspective on the concept of value. As societies develop over the course of centuries and natural survival becomes a lesser priority for individuals protected within more stable, secure environments, values become progressively less attuned to the natural world and start to focus more on concepts like wealth and power.

As a partial political philosophy, Meznamaähkianism advocates for a social revolution to eliminated hierarchical power structures like capitalism and the state, as well as a desire to shift back towards gift economy as the primary economic standard. It also advocates for the examination of modern technologies under a utilitarian lens in order to determine how these technologies aim to provide for the betterment of human society and nature with as reduced negative impact as possible.

As an ethical philosophy, Meznamaähkianism advocates for various forms of social strengthening, such as social collaboration and organization for the development of solidarity. Hierarchical power structures are strongly opposed in favor of individual liberty, personal autonomy, and intentional community.

Origin of the name

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Creation myth

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Constructed language

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Philosophy

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Existentialism

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Natural law

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Gods

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Freedom

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Superficiality

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Authenticity

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Divinity

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Chemical energy value (CEV) theory

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