Something I've faced in the past with my philosophy/ideology is the assumption that I want people to follow it or that I want people to be like me. I've never cared about or wanted either one. Along with this, if that is ever the goal of a philosophy, it is bad philosophy for the following reasons. I have defined philosophy as the study of truth over time. What is truthful over time about an ideology is that everyone's life is different and everyone thinks differently. Differ

I crave it.

I put a to do list on here a while ago but wanted make it clearer. I'll add to this as I think of things I've got in the works. An ideology (Spectrumism) A new system of ethics (Something is unethical which creates an unnecessary amount of unresolved cognitive dissonance. There is much more to this.) A dictionary A plethora of original, solidly laid psychological principles and foundations (Newton's laws of psychology) A rather full and complete explanation on the psychology