This is the context:
So there's two ways of thinking about ethics and one is outcomes-based. Only utilitarianism-consequentialism. And another way of thinking about what we as selves and persons care about goes beyond just happiness maximizes an outcome, but the kind of processes we live our life through. Are we autonomous, are we agents? And I would say even more than autonomy and agency, what is our relationality? How we relate to others and how to others, how we encounter others and make decisions and be with others?
Source: The evolution of Consciousness. Panel Discussion at the WEF Annual Meeting.
So, I have a few questions.
First question:
"And another way of thinking about what we as selves and persons care about goes beyond just happiness maximizes an outcome, but the kind of processes we live our life through."
This sentence, I think, has a very poor structure. What is the meaning of "through" in this part? Does it mean "via or by" or does it mean "the processes that we live with them in our lifetime? My take on it is this: another way of thinking about what...care about... is the kind of processes by which we live our lives.
Second question:
"And I would say even more than autonomy and agency".
Does it mean that I would say that there are some processes that are more important than autonomy and agency?
Third question:
What is the meaning of "relationality" in this context? Does it mean having relationships with others?
Fourth question:
I always have problem with the word "relate". In this context, does it mean that how we make relationships with others or how our relationships with others are?