Interesting, I want to hear more. In terms of my own developing philosophy, which your article prompted me to consider is that it must be inclusive. What I would consider good for me and my extended family should be available to everyone. I cannot abide by selfish hoarding of wealth while others are hungry and unhoused. Yet we live in a society where the wealthy will do everything to hide their wealth, avoid paying taxes and do everything to have it all. From my individual perspective this should not bother because it does not affect me, but from the big picture perspective it bothers me a great deal. I don't believe in a world where some people have 20 mansions while others are homeless. I want a more inclusive world where everyone can experience a degree of success. It dos not have to be equal success but a bit of success all the same. Instead we live at a time when exclusion seems rule the day and everyone is out to secure what's theirs and to hell with everybody else.