Co-Intelligence and Morality

Part of a co-intelligent approach to morality would naturally involve viewing what is good in terms of what serves the Whole, or wholeness itself.

But another part of a co-intelligent approach to morality would naturally involve ongoing dialogue, guided by an inclusive spirit which embraces diversity in the form of

• diverse moral perspectives, understandings and sensibilities,
• diverse sources of harm and benefit (various answers to the question "where do moral outcomes come from?"), and
• a wide range of recipients of harm and benefit (in other words, who or what is worthy of our moral caring?).

Co-intelligent morality would tend to involve catalyzing moral and ethical dialogue towards greater understanding and inclusiveness on the part of all involved.

Perhaps the highest moral outcome, in co-intelligent terms, would involve such dialogue becoming self-organizing, self-sustaining, powerfully evolutionary, and effective in continually transforming the world into something better and better and better...

See also

Co-intelligent moral sensibilities

Morality as Intelligence

Ken Lebensold's co-intelligent new moral vision.

Resonant Intelligence and the Core Commons