Biocentric individualism
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Biocentric Individualism is a system of environmental ethicsproposed by noted environmental ethicist Dr. Gary Varner. It is, in part, a revision of the mental state theory of individual welfare, asserting that there is a hierarchy of things of moral importance:
- Ground project: Things that answer the question "Why is life worth living?" and consume a significant portion of an individual's life.
- Non-biological interests: Interests that aren't as important as ground projects, but more important than mere biological needs.
- Biological needs: The lowest classification of needs that are still worthy of moral consideration.
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