Hi! While writing a post on LinkedIn, I naturally wanted to write "allkind" and I really thought that by now, with all of the modification in languages due to differing views on gender, ethnicity, etc., such a word would exist and be in the dictionary for the English language. And to my surprise, not. However, I found it here. I'm going to use it anyway. It's appropriate to convey the idea I want which is in the context of responsibility (in a number of contexts I mention in the post) for "allkind". Whether what I'm referring to in "allkind" is sentient or not isn't even an issue (as I read discussed in a comment made here 8 years ago). I'm not involved nor had much contact with the concept of effective altruism (I'll look it up) and I really don't care whether people are "taken aback" by the term "allkind". As you discuss I think we need to think this way and perhaps we'd have less of the problems we have in society. Anyway, thanks for indirectly helping me to decide this IS the correct term to use.
Hi! While writing a post on LinkedIn, I naturally wanted to write "allkind" and I really thought that by now, with all of the modification in languages due to differing views on gender, ethnicity, etc., such a word would exist and be in the dictionary for the English language. And to my surprise, not. However, I found it here. I'm going to use it anyway. It's appropriate to convey the idea I want which is in the context of responsibility (in a number of contexts I mention in the post) for "allkind". Whether what I'm referring to in "allkind" is sentient or not isn't even an issue (as I read discussed in a comment made here 8 years ago). I'm not involved nor had much contact with the concept of effective altruism (I'll look it up) and I really don't care whether people are "taken aback" by the term "allkind". As you discuss I think we need to think this way and perhaps we'd have less of the problems we have in society. Anyway, thanks for indirectly helping me to decide this IS the correct term to use.