Looking back at the last time, in short, it is an essential consideration that a kind of bravado that tries to take responsibility irresponsibly is the most sinful act in the interlocking of modern society.

In other words, the sincerity of a professional in work means not appealing to yourself for using your abilities excessively, and above all, not assuming that you are unable to take responsibility, and clearly apologizing for everything you cannot fulfill your responsibility. It could be called a truly responsible act.

In other words, social behavior means that we should receive rewards within the scope of self-responsibility, and taking on too much responsibility is not only an anti-social act, but it also opens the way to self-destruction, indeed.
If you are a real estate appraiser and you guarantee a client with excessive agent services, the client will of course sue you through the one's attorney, and you will be held accountable for obtaining inaccurate information as if it were true. If you try, if you are a CIA overseas espionage agent, you may have your entire career erased (deported) as a disqualified person who has caused a great deal of national loss according to the headquarters in the United States, you may also be secretly assassinated by the syndicate under investigation.

In short, integrity as a work professional is all about not taking any irresponsible responsibility.
Nevertheless, the ideal of justice should not be abandoned as a human conscience, it should be kept within oneself without disclosing it to others, and it is human rationality and in the sincerity of action. However, at the same time, it should not be carelessly confessed or mentioned to the outside, let alone showing off.

In other words, justice as a member of society should not be based on emotional ethics, but only on the execution of responsibility and ethics. The theory of responsibility boils down to saying that you should not easily ask for compensation for work that exceeds your ability, or undertake work irresponsibly.
That is the first condition of the theory of responsibility.

Therefore, the theory of responsibility is the theory of consciousness. This is because the problems of the unconscious arise from the category of idealism that I briefly touched on earlier. Consciously setting the scope of responsibility for the performance of one's own ability boils down to not undertaking responsibility unconsciously. In other words, the theory of responsibility as a member of society is the promise of society that social trust is guaranteed within the scope of the theory of responsibility based on sober and objective self-analysis that does not assume any careless responsibility. .
This is because all justice means not carrying out perjury or fraudulent credibility acquisition, limiting the scope of work to be engaged in to the extent possible within the scope of mission execution, and paying the trust for the realization of 100% as much as possible. Because both are things you can earn.

Therefore, the unavoidable self-conclusion is to transcend a certain kind of reluctance and resentment, in other words, to overcome that dangerous narcissistic desire.
To put it very simply, do not accept anything that you cannot do or that you think you cannot take responsibility for. In other words, the fact that you will not carelessly have any regrets or so like repentance, and that you will be paid a price commensurate with your ability to fulfill all responsibility and live a happy life, is guaranteed to you, would do. It's simply the only thing to say that you shouldn't undertake anything other than what you can do, and you shouldn't take responsibility.

Next time, let's explore more social methods of specifying and clarifying responsibilities.

(Continued irregularly)

Aug. 31st. 2022