The most moral set of genie wishes?

[Darth_Biomech]

I've got to think about it, genies are obligated to grant the user's wishes, so it's exploitation of the abusive kind, even if you wish some selfless wishes that would benefit all of humanity (like "wish there were no more cancer") - you are still basically forcing the other to do your bidding. Thus the wishes are immoral.
So I come to think, what's the most selfless, safe and moral set of 3 wishes you can ask genie to fulfill, considering that they might not be, if fact, boundlessly powerful? Can there even be such thing as a moral wish, then? If not, then what's the least immoral wish there can be? I've come up with this set:

1. I wish that my next two wishes were applied to all genies that currently exist. - if there are more than one, if you can help them all with your wishes, you shalt. The order of wishes is important here, I think.
2. I wish that you would not harbor any grudges, desires of revenge, or other malicious intentions towards me, the humanity, or life in general. - Safeguard against genies that might be salty for being imprisoned, or the ass kind of genies that just want to mess or be hostile towards humans.
3. I wish you to be free. - Self-explanatory, abolish the supernatural slavery!

What would your version be like?

[MoseyP]

This is interesting! I would debate that the second wish you've made isn't completely moral as you are forcing genies not to feel a certain way. Even if harbouring a grudge is negative, isn't that essentially denying them free will?

It's hard to come up with a completely morally sound wish, I think, because no matter what it's going to affect someone. I definitely agree that wishing for them to be free is pretty morally sound though.

As for the first two wishes, I would say if they encompass both genies and humans it would be more morally sound. So perhaps wishing that both groups can stay healthy? I'm having trouble thinking of another wish ahaha.

[Darth_Biomech]

This is interesting! I would debate that the second wish you've made isn't completely moral as you are forcing genies not to feel a certain way. Even if harbouring a grudge is negative, isn't that essentially denying them free will?

Well, I'll admit, it isn't moral, but it's a necessary compromise for the well-being of humanity - so that things like "I am free, now time to destroy the humanity for imprisoning me!" or jackass genies that just want to torture somebody wouldn't happen. But they still can dislike the humans or be "meh" about them, so there's that.

[inubasket]

What if the genies are bound by laws that don't allow them to be set free? Like we as humans have the laws of physics, gravity, etc, maybe they have some "natural" law that won't allow them to be free. Every creature has limits, mythological ones included. Surely genies would've found a way to free themselves from bondage by now if such a thing were possible!

If I couldn't free them, I'd probably base 1 wish around myself (a selfish wish), 1 wish for humanity/the people I love, and then the last wish for the genie, maybe something like "I wish you were able to live as freely, peacefully, and happily as possible." (which would also hopefully stop it from being able to wreck havoc on humanity lol)

[MEGAMAMMU]

I wish we free all the genies lol
I don't think its immoral to ask genies to fulfill our own wishes tho, as they are boundlessly powerful (hence imprisoned in the first place?) and granting our wishes is at best a minor inconvenience for them. Like asking a glass of water from someone when you need it is not immoral, is it?

[DiegoPalacios]

Maybe ask about consent before making the wish? (the consent is not a wish, but a question to the Genie)

That way it`s asking a favor to a really powerful pal and the wish granting becomes free willed.