Critical Thinking: Motivations & Power
Primary Goal
Teach motivations of civilization and Corruption, and how to build the laws of Interdependence: The Hound (fear), The Scapegoat (desire to escape responsibility), the sigil of motive (land, food, wealth, power).
Pre-Requisite Achievements
- Fire, Flower, and Blade
Sub Skills
- The Laws of Interdependence
- The Hound
- The Goat
- The Sigil of Motive
- Cui Bono
The Achievement Requirements
- The Hound
- Explain the tale of the Hound and its lesson
- Explain the Four Fs of Fear
- Explain DARVO tactics used by abusers
- The Scapegoat
- Explain the tale of the Scapegoat and its lesson
- Explain the process of Restorative Justice and making amends
- Explain the danger in holding onto guilt
- The Motive
- Explain the motives of the Locust
- Explain the concepts underlying each of the motives, and also the value and the dangers associated with such motives.
- Cui Bono
- Explain the idea behind Cui Bono
- Explain the idea behind the question: Who has the power to act?
- Interdependence
- Recite the Sixth Song, The Song of Interdependence and how it is used in depth.
- Explain the danger inherent in relying upon Wording alone.
- Explain why punishment is last in the priorities when shaping law.
- Explain why the song differentiates between tribe, outsider, and monster.
