We need to be alert to “wobbly hedgehog syndrome” which appears in living human beings (singularly and collectively) as a logic disorder that causes us to wander off the path of intent. Some common symptoms are: starting our thinking from economics versus essential virtue/value and generating economics/reciprocal nourishment around that; honoring current ways of doing things versus intended ways of working; reason turning a blind eye to wisdom – particularly the wisdom of intent; grounding our actions in legality/rights versus the right and good of intentional ethics; high frequency of “out-running our headlights,” that is, reason charging ahead with insufficient understanding, doing it “because we can,” etc., etc.
