"Do Unto The Others Yet To Be Born As You Wish Your Ancesters Would Have Done For You"
I have finally gotten my motto. This is a philosophy I landed upon as a teenager - to see the world from the vantage point of future children I'll never meet.
Let's label this the "Lithium Rule"... Since if it isn't searchable, it hasn't been labelled as of yet. It helps that I misspelled "Ancestors", of course.
"Do unto the others yet to be born as you wish your ancestors would have done unto you"
Surely I'm not the first one to come up with this? But Google suggests I may be the first to publish it online (which I'm quite aware isn't all 8 billion of us with that privilege... and also this is in English). I searched it both ways, done for you or done unto you... first dibs. It is...
The Lithium Rule.
Do not do to future generations that which you wouldn't want previous generations to do to ours.
