Understanding Existence and Ethics

What is the fundamental nature of existence described in Chapter 11?

• Competition

• Co-existence

• Isolation

• Dominance

What are the two primary components of existence?

• Energy and space

• Units and space

• Matter and time

• Nature and society

Which concept explains the interconnectedness of all units in existence?

• Submergence

• Randomness

• Hierarchical order

• Mutual conflict

What distinguishes material units from consciousness units?

• Material units have physical properties, while consciousness units can know.

• Consciousness units occupy space, and material units do not.

• Material units are infinite, while consciousness units are finite.

• There is no distinction between the two.

The role of human beings in existence is to:

• Dominate other units

• Understand and ensure harmony

• Exploit resources

• Avoid interactions

What forms the basis of universal human values?

• Social customs

• Right understanding

• Legal systems

• Financial stability

What ensures definitiveness in ethical human conduct?

• Strict adherence to rules

• Clarity in universal human values

• Fear of punishment

• Technological advancement

Universal values are:

• Context-specific

• Culture-dependent

• Independent of time and place

• Dictated by traditions

Which dimension of human living is not explicitly addressed in universal values?

• Physical facility

• Spiritual attainment

• Harmony in society

• Self-fulfillment

What is a natural outcome of living by universal human values?

• Material wealth

• Mutual fulfillment

• Increased competition

• Unlimited desires