Foundation is framework. A Foundation, your Foundation, is a self-directed guide on how you live your life. It can be made up of habits, traditions, priorities, anecdotes, and whatever else you'd like to use to help you live a better life. Each individual is in charge of their own Foundation. As with other parts of life, if you find that you appreciate bits of someone else's Foundation it is within your jurisdiction to copy it over to yours.

You can start by clicking Foundation [A Template] and clicking "duplicate" in the top right corner.

A note from Brenner:

Background on the ideation of Foundations

I consider myself Agnostic. Many of my friends don't attend church or consider themselves religious. I've noticed some fill the void of Sunday church or daily prayer with religious commitment to a different type of institution: fitness. SoulCycle, CrossFit, and Barry's Bootcamp all have cult followings. I think most humans like being part of something larger than themselves, and something to put some of their faith in.

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In my analysis of religions I find both things I appreciate, and things I staunchly disagree with. Some of my favorite parts about organized religion include:

• Traditions, such as holidays, that bring family together
• A setting for reflecting on your choices and actions
• A time and place to learn from the wise, and discuss with others
• A community of like-minded people of all ages and backgrounds
• Opportunities to donate time to charity with others
• Stability in one's life when there may not be any stability otherwise

My least favorite part about organized religion is the immutability of religious scriptures (i.e. the Torah, Bible, Koran) in a world that is always changing. I think all other issues stem from this. A few of the unfortunate consequences of this include:

• Disallowing the questioning of the fundamental laws of the religion
• Outdated views on sexuality