Worldview
Cosmopsychist (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) ⇗. Space, time, mass, energy, and consciousness are all fundamental properties of totality. There are probably more attributes, and no doubt a multiverse. As individuals, we are partitions of it. Call it divine or God if you wish, but those are an opinion and a loaded label, respectively.
Indeterminism and free will, not as mutually inclusive arguments. Existence is an experiment for the purpose of learning, and is forever evolving.
Everyone is born with their rights, which are truly neither granted nor taken away by others, and has the right to be, do, and experience as they wish, barring harassment and harm to others.
Everyone must be respected as equals with equal life value and equal social opportunities, regardless of who or what they are, or how anyone feels about it.
Respect is deserved until one has proven that they don't deserve it. "Respect is earned" is just a cheap excuse to be cruel.
It is important for oneself to be both a scholar and a warrior.
It is our duty as individuals to know ourselves, question everything, and contribute socioeconomically.
"Versatility is survival."