You Have Natural Democracy Instincts


Our Seven Natural Democracy Instincts
Your consciousness has basic survival instincts: You have strong instincts for quality communication, ethics, accountability, and respect.
Your instincts are natural. You know the natural laws of instinct to live by.
Every decision we make about how our civilization is organized, structured, and run must be built squarely on these solid natural instincts of our consciousness.
Below are the 7 natural human instincts, the solid foundation for a civilization. We will call them the 7 Natural Instinct Laws.


1. Our Natural Ethics Instincts: It is natural to expect that the people we hire to run society are held to a strict, uncompromised standard of honesty.
2. Our Natural Demand for the Truth: It is natural to expect accurate and honest information delivered to the citizens. If not, severe penalties must be enforced.
3. Your Natural Right to Reject the "left/right" Judgement Label
It is a natural right of every citizen to refuse to be divided, labelled, and pigeonholed into the artificial categories of "left/right". This two-dimensional spectrum is Flat Earth thinking—an archaic, flat line forced onto a complex, three-dimensional world. It dumbs down civic interaction and is deeply insulting to human intelligence.
4. The Natural Right for Final Approval: It is natural to expect that our actual voices— not just our political parties—determine the specific issues that shape our lives.
5. The Natural Right for Open Accounting: It is natural to expect a clear, unvarnished track record of a government's performance before we grant them power again.
6. The Natural Right to Live Public Debates: It is natural to expect high-quality, structured debates so citizens can judge leadership on reality and substance.
7. Our Natural Right to Free Speech: It is natural to expect permanent, unrestricted freedom to speak with other citizens, using whatever means and tools we choose.
Click on any natural instinct law to explore its full depth.

"You hold the natural authority to be a calm, conscious voice for change."
As a conscious citizen grounded in your natural instincts, you possess both the clarity and the authority to demand discipline—from media, from elected officials, and across every public venue.
Below is the ECHO media reading guide.
Use this tool to evaluate political topics and actions in real time, identify infractions, and hold leadership to the standard of common sense.
(Copy the image below to save and print your copy.)
