This closing chapter proposes an alternative to Eurocentric and anthropocentric cosmopolitanism and that worlding shared humanity is possible through decolonial cosmopolitan localism and radically reflexive politics. This perspective embraces a pluriverse of ways of knowing and being at the same level of importance vis-à-vis each other, including more-than-human perspectives. However, this worlding goes through healing, and such healing is what allows us to be able to embrace an ethic of love. This ethic yields a capacity for “expansiveness” that is proposed as the source of freedom for RRI who directs it towards its relationships and relations (that ideally encompasses every-body and everything) and discloses a radically relational type of freedom, different from the liberal kind, which is nonetheless congenial with liberal values and concerns.