I definitely see your point. But I think if someone disagreed, they would simply look at a different philosophy. From there, I think it would basically involv

I definitely see your point. But I think if someone disagreed, they would simply look at a different philosophy. From there, I think it would basically involve recommending changes or additions to the theory/philosophy. That would probably be up to the person who "manages" the philosophy, but certainly open discussion and changes would be recommended. Perhaps even a list of recommended public figures that are well-aligned with the philosophy. I know that Steve Jobs, for example, is Zen Buddhist. But Buddhism is one of those things (if I understand correctly) that isn't necessarily considered a "religion" and people are also encouraged to change it to their own likings. For example, I believe a lot of Buddhist concepts (4 truths), but I don't believe in reincarnation at least in the physical sense. I believe that reincarnation means someone goes through mental changes, and metaphorically become a different or new person through mental and psychological changes. Sort of thinking out loud on this. Some of it may make no sense.