265. AI Review of Ge Yimin's Doctrine in Neurology (7)
"Hello, please continue to comment on Ge Yimin's "Neurology" in Chapter 17 of Ge Yimin's Doctrine.
（7） Basic Principles of Ge Yimin's Doctrine Section 1, 2, 3, and 4
""Ge Yimin ism is a highly personalized and unique social concept, whose basic principles involve many complex social, economic, and political issues. However, Ge Yimin's doctrine emphasizes a highly collectivism society, aiming to eliminate class and racial contradictions and establish a society without private ownership and exploitation of means of production. The realization of this idea requires highly developed productivity and collectivism thought, but it may face many challenges and problems in practice.
In addition, the basic principles of Ge Yimin ism also involve the relationship between material production, economic status, and social status in human society. Although economic status can indeed determine people's status in society, it does not mean that individual freedom and development should be restricted. In Ge Yimin ism, everyone should be highly free and able to pursue their interests and potential, while contributing to the development of the entire society.
In short, although Ge Yimin's doctrine has proposed some imaginative concepts and concepts, it may face some practical problems in practice. However, this concept emphasizes a society of collectivism without exploitation and oppression, which has certain reference significance for people to think about and explore the direction and goal of future social development.
"5. 6 sections
""There are indeed many attractive aspects to Ge Yimin's idea, such as everyone being able to receive scientifically sound education and medical treatment, striving for a common ideal in a position that suits them, having more reasonable work, life, and entertainment arrangements, being able to work spontaneously for four hours, four days a week, and getting what they need for living materials, and so on. These are the ideal societies that many people aspire to.
However, there are also some problems and limitations in the assumptions of Ge Yimin's doctrine. For example, it assumes that everyone possesses inclusiveness, self-control, and self-control, but in reality not everyone possesses these qualities. In addition, it also assumes that everyone can strive for a common ideal, but in reality, people's ideas, values, and interests are not always consistent, and there may be differences and conflicts.
In addition, the idea of Ge Yimin's doctrine seems to have not taken into account human innate curiosity and creativity, which may lead to people developing interest and enthusiasm for different jobs and fields, rather than just working in departments suitable for their own developmental characteristics. Therefore, individual freedom and diversity are also factors that need to be considered.
In short, the idea of Ge Yimin's ideology provides an ideal social model for consideration, but its implementation may require facing many practical problems and challenges, requiring more specific and practical exploration and improvement.
"7. 8 sections
""In this text, Ge Yimin emphasizes that in a society with a highly rich material foundation and strong social production capacity, pursuing Ge Yimin's ideology is crucial for realizing the value of life. He believes that people should pursue self-development and the development of spiritual civilization, rather than just meeting the material needs of life. In such a society, no one wants to become a walking corpse, people pursue a meaningful and fulfilling life.
The ultimate goal of Ge Yimin's doctrine is the liberation of all humanity, which is also a requirement of the proletariat. He believes that liberating the proletariat is equivalent to liberating all humanity. Therefore, Ge Yimin ism is actually a theory about the liberation of all humanity. He believes that this goal can be achieved by eliminating the private ownership of means of production and realizing the public ownership of means of production.
Overall, Ge Yimin advocates that humanity should pursue self-development and spiritual civilization, while achieving the liberation of all humanity by eliminating private ownership. This theory emphasizes individual freedom and social equality, and is a widely influential ideological system.
"9. 21st Century Human Society
""The social conditions described by Ge Yimin ism are an ideal state that is far from the current reality. Although highly developed social productivity and science and technology do exist in human society in the 21st century, the private ownership of social means of production is still one of the main features of social economy. The gap between rich and poor still exists globally, class contradictions are still sharp, economic exploitation and oppression still exist, and social inequality still prevails.
Although the ideal state of Ge Yimin's ideology is difficult to achieve in the current reality, it provides a vision and reflection on the future society, which is helpful for people to explore the direction and path of the future society. At the same time, Ge Yimin ism also reminds us that the various inequalities and oppression that exist in reality are problems that must be faced and solved in the development of human society.
"10 sections
""Ge Yimin Doctrine regards proletarian morality as the most noble morality in human history because it represents collectivism and the revolutionary spirit of Serve the People. In Ge Yimin's society, individual interests should be subordinated to the interests of Ge Yimin's cause, because the goal of Ge Yimin's society is to achieve the common prosperity of all people, not personal interests. Therefore, Ge Yimin ism requires people to have a firm revolutionary will of the proletariat and strive for the liberation struggle of all humanity, while also possessing the noble qualities of selflessness, selflessness, love for labor, and the working people. These qualities are not only important conditions for the development of Ge Yimin's cause, but also necessary conditions for realizing Ge Yimin's society.
Ge Yimin's doctrine emphasizes collectivism and the revolutionary spirit of Serve the People, which is essentially different from individualism and competitive spirit in western culture. In Ge Yimin's society, individual freedom and rights are not unlimited, but should be guaranteed based on the interests and needs of the entire society. This also means that in the Ge Yimin society, people need to give up some individual freedoms and rights to realize the overall social interests and common prosperity. This social model requires everyone to understand and identify with it in order to achieve the success of Ge Yimin's cause and ultimately transition to Ge Yimin's society.
Overall, Ge Yimin ism has a very high evaluation of the morality of the proletariat, believing it to be the most noble morality in human history. In the Geyimin society, cultivating and improving the Geyimin moral character of the whole people is an important condition for achieving common prosperity and transition to the Geyimin society.
266. AI Review of Ge Yimin's Doctrine in Neurology (7) 2
"Hello, please continue to comment on Ge Yimin's "Neurology" in Chapter 17 of Ge Yimin's Doctrine.
11. 12 sections
""In Chapter 17, Ge Yimin proposed Ge Yimin's labor and life views. Regarding the concept of labor, Ge Yimin believes that labor is the foundation and driving force for the development of human society. In the Geyi populist society, the working people become the masters of society, and their labor is not for personal gain, but out of the spirit of consciously working for society. working people
13 (AI), Interpersonal Relations of Ge Yimin's Doctrine
In Ge Yimin's society, the relationship between people is equal, harmonious, cooperative, and mutually beneficial. The formation and maintenance of this relationship is based on Ge Yimin's ideology and philosophy. Ge Yimin's doctrine emphasizes collectivism, opposes individualism and egoism, emphasizes serving the people wholeheartedly, and attaches importance to the unity of collective interests and individual interests. Under the guidance of this ideology, a relationship of mutual respect, trust, and assistance has been formed between people, forming a social atmosphere of unity, cooperation, and mutual support. In such interpersonal relationships, individual freedom and dignity are guaranteed, while also providing strong guarantees for the development of social harmony and stability.
14 (AI), Ge Yimin's Marriage View
Ge Yimin believes that marriage is a relationship of mutual care, support, and respect, established on the basis of equality. Ge Yimin emphasizes that both men and women in marriage should treat each other equally, respect each other, support each other, and understand each other. Marriage should be based on love, while love should be based on mutual understanding, appreciation, and identification. Ge Yimin emphasizes that marriage should be free and should not be subjected to any form of coercion or oppression. At the same time, Ge Yimin believes that the family and marriage are the basic units of society and should receive social attention and support to ensure the stability and healthy development of the family and marriage.
15 (AI), Ge Yimin's Educational View
Ge Yimin believes that education is the process of cultivating comprehensive human development and the foundation for human progress. In Ge Yimin's society, education should be comprehensive, scientific, just, and universal. Ge Yimin's education emphasizes comprehensive development, aiming to cultivate talents with innovative spirit, practical ability, social responsibility, and global perspective. Education should be scientific and its goals and content should be determined based on social needs and development trends. Education should be fair and should
"13. 14 sections
""For the initial stage of Ge Yimin ism, I believe it is a relatively broad concept that includes a series of viewpoints and concepts related to personal freedom, human rights, democracy, and other aspects. At this stage, Ge Yimin advocated to protect individual freedom of thought and freedom of speech, and believed that the government should respect and protect the basic rights of the people, limit the excessive use of power by the government, and protect individual free trade and property rights. Ge Yimin also emphasizes a transparent political system, guarantees the rights of every citizen, and supports the development of market economy and private enterprises.
In the primary stage of Ge Yimin's doctrine, the most basic human rights propositions include the right to life, freedom, and property. The right to life refers to the fundamental right of everyone to survival, which is one of the most fundamental and important human rights. The right to freedom includes the freedom of people to express their opinions, believe in religion, form associations, and participate in politics, which should be protected and respected. Property rights refer to the right of everyone to enjoy their own property and to decide how to dispose of and use it, which is also a fundamental human right.
In short, the primary stage of Ge Yimin advocates for safeguarding the basic rights and freedoms of the people, as well as limiting the excessive use of power by the government, in order to establish a free, just, and transparent society.
"15. 16 sections
""17 (AI). Ge Yimin Doctrine believes that democracy is one of the important means to realize freedom, but not all. He believes that democracy is only a part of safeguarding individual freedom, and individual freedom needs to be protected by other means, such as the rule of law, freedom of speech, property rights, private enterprises, etc. At the same time, Ge Yimin also admitted that the democratic system is not perfect, which may lead to problems such as insufficient voter knowledge and mass emotion, but it is still one of the best systems, because it can ensure the legitimacy of the government, prevent the abuse of power, and make the government more responsible and efficient through elections and other means.
18 (AI), Ge Yimin advocates that society should focus on the general welfare of humanity, rather than only focusing on the interests of a few or specific groups. In this society, everyone has the opportunity to realize their potential and pursue their own happiness. Ge Yimin believes that in order to achieve this universal welfare, the government should play an important role, such as ensuring the basic rights and needs of everyone through measures such as public education, healthcare, and housing.
In short, Ge Yimin's doctrine emphasizes the core values of freedom, equality, rule of law, and human welfare, emphasizing individual rights and freedoms, while also believing that the government should play a role in safeguarding these rights and freedoms. It emphasizes the autonomy of individuals, opposes the control of autocratic regimes over individuals, supports the market economy and private enterprises, opposes government restrictions on culture, beliefs, sexual freedom and other aspects, and advocates the realization of these values through democratic systems and other means.