Over-passionate, back to Observation

In the past couple of years, I have transcended from a less observational standpoint of human affairs, and instead began to pick sides of conflicts, for those that I thought fit the model of Impositional Infringement, i.e. policies or actions that undesirably or more importantly, irrationally and directly affect someone else's well-being. I saw such occurrences to be intrinsically immoral in a naturalistic way, as in, a person's remnants should not impede or digress the remnants of someone else. If someones actions directly affects someone else against the recipients desires or will, then it should not take place, or the imposing individual should be dealt with as according to the laws of the voting society, blagh blagh blagh.

I still hold this to be a viable stand-point. However, recently I've been reflecting on my previously more Deductive phase, and would prefer to return to that state of mind. I found myself to be more positive in my over-all expression to others, my thoughts were much more collective, and my ambition to do things was more elevated then it has been in the past few months. I wonder if I have come to a tail's end of this particular phase of myself.

Most of this recent phase can be related to my readings of David Humes (Antinatalist Philosopher), Gary Inmendham (youtube Philosopher), and as always Henry David Thoreau, as well as me simply juggling around a few other physicist's ideologies to suit my on-going accumulation of the Naturalistic Philosophy.

I will be returning to my studies of Deduction, and will also be working to incorporate these recently practiced Moral Conducts into it, and then see if I can transition these into my writings as a consistent illustrative medium for exemplifying these concepts.

I'd like to see that this then, develops in my personal development, and in general makes me a better person than I have been before. Because right now, I'm thinking I have been dabbling in a dark field of subjective self-proclaimed whining, a set back, and it has made me stupid and weak in my verbal expression. It's time to grow up a little.