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Re #40.
As we know, when presented as a moral principle/guide, the "idea" within #40 is neither novel nor restricted. We see a form embodied in "do unto others as you would have them do unto you"--variations of which appear in many guides to behaviour.
I think we now see that our expanding understanding is beginning to reveal this "idea" as being a consistent causal force/power working on the mechanism of existence.
A force which adjusts to imbalances created within existence by whatever agency, wherever and whenever.
Such adjustments may be detrimental to the welfare and continuing existence of the very agency which creates/created such imbalance.
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