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Only when Tao is lost, does the doctrine of morality arise (失道而后德 — Tao Te Ching)

Tao: the way the universe (including this little human world) naturally evolves

Only when morality is lost, does the doctrine of charity arise (失德而后仁– Tao Te Ching)

When a society loses the ability to consciously distinguish right from wrong, promoting a charitable spirit is the best way to keep people living together harmoniously.

Only when charity is lost, does the doctrine of loyalty arise (失仁而后义 — Tao Te Ching)

When a society loses its charitable spirit, nurturing a sense of loyalty is a compromised way to bring people together.

Only when loyalty is lost, does the doctrine of social conduct arise. (失义而后礼 — Tao Te Ching)

When a society loses its sense of loyalty, enforcing social conduct and courtesy is the only exercise to keep people acting relatively civilised.

Japan is to release 31,200 tons of water from DAMAGED nuclear reactors each year for 30 years. Before the contaminated water is expected to arrive on China’s east shore in 240 days, It will reach America’s west shore in just 57 days.

US National Association of Marine Laboratories: “The release of this contaminated water is a TRANSBOUNDARY & TRANSGENERATIONAL issue of concern for the health of marine ecosystems & those whose lives and livelihoods depend on them.

“The radionuclides in the waste cooling water have half-lives from decades to centuries, with effects ranging from DNA damage and cellular stress to elevated cancer risks in people who eat affected marine organisms, such as clams, oysters, crabs, lobster, shrimp and fish.

“The effectiveness of the ALP System in removing radionuclides in the affected wastewater—some have an affinity to target specific tissues, glands, organs, and metabolic pathways in people & living organisms —remains a serious concern due to the absence of critical data.

“The supporting data provided by Japan are insufficient and, in some cases, incorrect, with flaws in sampling protocols, statistical design, sample analyses, and assumptions, which in turn lead to flaws in the conclusion of safety.”