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The thoughts of Microdac:
Tuesday, 10 November 2026. I am fine.
Today's reflection is on Microdacism.
Today, my caterpillar reaffirmed the power of choice.
Perhaps it is time to place less emphasis on labels such as "good" and "bad" and more emphasis on rewards and consequences. Good and bad are often presented as moral absolutes, implying a higher authority has already determined what is right and wrong. Rewards and consequences, by contrast, are grounded in observable outcomes and lived reality.
History shows that people have often committed terrible acts while believing they were morally justified. In many cases, individuals and societies have convinced themselves that others were less human, less worthy, or somehow outside their moral systems' protection. Once that belief takes hold, people can frame harmful actions as righteous duties rather than cruelty.
From a Microdacist perspective, this raises an important question: What if truth is better understood through consequences than through moral labels? Every choice produces results. Some results strengthen life, cooperation, and well-being. Others produce suffering, conflict, and loss.
Nature itself offers no declarations of "good" or "bad." It simply reveals outcomes. Actions lead to consequences. Choices create rewards or penalties. The truth is found not in the label attached to a behavior, but in the results that follow.
In Nature, there is only truth. Not good. Not bad. Only choices, rewards, and consequences