CHOOSING JUDGES AND LEADERS
The world’s most published book (6 billion printed as of today and 80 million printed annually) guides us
From the essay
The Book says that the people we are considering to make our judges and leaders must be God-fearing; people who command respect on account of their integrity; known to “hate” money, meaning that they cannot be easily bribed; righteous; insightful; able to deduce new laws from legal precedent; and of good reputation. In line with the discussion in the Digital Man’s podcast, we tried to digest these human features in terms of our two sets of “digital” human qualities—Basic and Composite Features.
Adapted from PDF pages 1.