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Sternberg Eds. Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum. They include axioms, maxims, morals, concepts, laws, official policies, the ideals policies are based on, the ideals groups share, and even to the underlying physical principles of the universe.
When we use the term principles broadly, we only mean to imply tangible blips people can check their actions against before they act. This saves much flailing around in the dark. Acting without principles is as random as trying to do mathematics without any formal training. Think of it this way, if we consider there to be four spheres of human understanding noted above: physical empirical , logical reason , ethical morals in-action , and metaphysical pure metaphysic morals then principles are the underlying rule-sets of each type, official or not, implicit or explicit.
We should have a series of first principles to check a series of second principles against and then a third. In doing this, we can unveil answers to questions that would be obscured to a less principled explorer.
Thus, willpower and structure combines with common ideals to strive toward and band together around as collectives. Combining principles, reason, and willpower can give you masterful insight into both new and old subjects and moral as well as practical ones. Ideally, we can weed out weakly justified pseudo-philosophy, but there is no accounting for tastes so we have a conversation about judgment calls and justice.
In other words, principles are just rule sets based on morals, ethics, science, and common sense. By adhering to this ruleset, and checking all else against it, we help ensure correctness in our actions. Principles are important because they are the foundation of everything admirable about human beings. How can we relate to someone who changes their principles on a whim? Ethical conservatives stick to the ideals of conservatism as a first principle.
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