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We wouldn’t care about the quality of other humans except for one fact:
we all live together, interact constantly, and impact each other whether we want to or not.

Most problems in sharing the world come down to behavior.
Not money. Not status. Not politics. Not personality. Just behavior.

Every scenario in the table below shows one simple truth:

High-quality behavior makes life easier for everyone.
Low-quality behavior makes life harder for everyone.

The goal of The Quality Human Project is straightforward:

• Define what “high quality” actually looks like in everyday interactions. 
• Help people move away from low-quality habits that create friction, frustration, and unnecessary harm.
• Raise the overall standard of behavior in the places we share — grocery stores, roads, neighborhoods, workplaces — everywhere our actions overlap.

This isn’t about perfection.
It isn’t about status, success, or being “better” than anyone else.

It’s about choosing (and expecting) higher-quality actions that strengthen the world we share instead of weakening it.

When people act more like the “High” column and less like the “Low” column, everything improves — safety, trust, relationships, and the basic experience of living alongside one another.

That’s the point.