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2.1.1. The right to choose
Every human being is an identity with an intrinsic operating system that as extrinsic subsystem ia part of a larger whole.
Each identity, no matter how small, is a physical body, a complete whole with a beginning and an end. A physical body that consists of an operating system full of big, smaller, smallest subsystems and a coordination mechanism that not only all of these subsystems has to align without conflicts in a righteous way, but - as a representative of a composed identity - also forms part of and so should attuned to a larger identity system. [Compare: an element in an atom in a molecule in a cell, in an organ, in an unborn baby, in a womb, in a mother, in a house, in a residence, in a province, in a country, in a world, in a galaxy, in a cosmos].
Every human being is an personal operating system and a personal coordination mechanism within a family system. Our intrinsic limits are, as a mental steering head, via a semi-flexible next transition, secured on a physically variable limited, extrinsic coordinating body; with continuously incentric reorganizing consequences for our head-neck-body identity as a result. In order to give our identity righteous stature, enough mental space needs to be available which is intrinsically correct delineated, because beyond that - as a physical subsystem - the boundaries are not fixed. Every time when the intrinsic identity-system creates new family-, land-, planet- or cosmos systems, a incentric redistribution of the inter-identitarian space [the space between ourselves and the rest of the 'cosmic family'] will is necessary.
Every human being has the right to choose and adjust his or her own mental and physical operating system, if in a righteous themselves and others not damaging way.