Is it basically recognizing people not as people, but as objects you could use to your own benefit?
If you don't mind me adding my own 2 cents to this as I enjoy talking on topics like this I think that everyone goes this just not to the extreme of "objects" but as in "if I do this for you I think you'll help me do this later" It's just life we depend on others to get by and that's fine I don't think ill intent is in mind when it comes to this
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doesn't refute my argument/10
It kinda doesn't but at the same time the future is unknowable so choosing merely what's right for you and ignoring universally agreed upon maxims aka moral law which at least in the immediate sense serve everyone rather than one self is potentially worse rather than better in the long term.
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im reading lolita rn
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doesn't refute my argument/10
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I feel very honored to be leading the positive people
Discordia, do you believe acting against one's desires is the right thing to do? I am not asking if it is good or bad
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Human beings act in defiance of their own desires all the time though on the basis of moral law.
I don't think you really know me but being put on a list is neat so!
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not being true to yourself only hurts you
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If everyone were to have the "Yes" mentality, we'd be in a world of kill-or-be-killed
What do I know, though? It might well already be kill-or-be-killed, and I am just on the good end so far
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My desire to maintain my image as a bastion of immorality tells me to click yes but this burning hot poker in my a$$ says to click no.
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I will respectfully select "No"
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I am not very philosophical (but I am actually reading a book of Philosophy right now for fun, since I am interested in it) so I don't quite understand yet.
Is it basically recognizing people not as people, but as objects you could use to your own benefit?
think of it more as not pulling out
LMAO IAN
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I am not very philosophical (but I am actually reading a book of Philosophy right now for fun, since I am interested in it) so I don't quite understand yet.
Is it basically recognizing people not as people, but as objects you could use to your own benefit?
I am not very philosophical (but I am actually reading a book of Philosophy right now for fun, since I am interested in it) so I don't quite understand yet.
Is it basically recognizing people not as people, but as objects you could use to your own benefit?
I am not very philosophical (but I am actually reading a book of Philosophy right now for fun, since I am interested in it) so I don't quite understand yet.
Is it basically recognizing people not as people, but as objects you could use to your own benefit?