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About All's Well: Where Thou Art Earth And Why
A rollicking treatise on human achievement and potential that offers the keys to perfecting our purpose: establishing Freedom and its Responsibilities for All. In All's Well. Where Thou Art Earth and Why, entrepreneur and philanthropist John Lefebvre blends philosophy, metaphysics and ethics into an original, lyrical meditation on our place in the Universe, and how short the distance we have come compared to the way before us. Lefebvre suggests that--at our core--we are the Universe's vessels of consciousness, astonishment and love. With this up-sizing of the human condition, Lefebvre argues that the United States' founding principles form the correct basis for Universal Rights and Responsibilities, including the rights to: Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness Access to food, clothing and shelter Access to the tools of self-improvement, to health care, basic capital, and justice The Right to a Healthy Environment The trouble is that these rights are not, nor have they ever been, universal. And they come with dire responsibility. The Responsibility of Freedom is to assure all others have every right, fully as well. "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that (quaintly referring to our species as "men," says Lefebvre) all men are created equal, and that they are endowed with certain unalienable Rights." Though they may not have fully comprehended the breadth and extent of their words, Lefebvre tells us, by some genius they stumbled upon eternal truth.
