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So its kinda similar to the Jedi order?

Yea, but less child indoctrination, religion, and cult-like status. Joining is strictly voluntary, doesn’t require any particular religion (though most that end up joining are driven by religious obligations to morality) and can be done at any age.So its kinda similar to the Jedi order?
Well, I kinda think some differences are good, but others are bad. Something that helps a person express them self is good. But something that hurts people is bad. For me I don't think its necessarily bad the way I explain things, but it could be much better? Ya know what im trying to say?Different =/= Wrong
Well, I kinda think some differences are good, but others are bad. Something that helps a person express them self is good. But something that hurts people is bad. For me I don't think its necessarily bad the way I explain things, but it could be much better? Ya know what im trying to say?
But alas, humanity is meant to fail. That is our curse.
... you know that kind of behavior is not strictly limmited to humans thoughI get what you mean, which in my moral, is perfectly okay.
What really matter are those who bring 'different = wrong' beyond the boundaries. Like race, religion, region, hobby, personality, etc.
Ahh... humanity...
Perhaps, other animals may do things similarly, however humans are empathetic. If we didn't have empathy then all the bad things we do wouldn't be a problem.you know that kind of behavior is not strictly limmited to humans though
I wish. That would take a lot of time and money I don’t have. If I don’t end up finding a spouse at college right off the bat and advancing at maximum speed up the corporate ladder doesn’t take up all my time post-college, I intend to take up swordplay as a hobby. Both because it is incredibly badass, and because I believe physical discipline is a good thing in general. Staying in good physical shape is a lot easier when I have a martial art or physical activity (like biking to work) I have to do.Arishipshape Do you practice with swords IRL?
I’m gonna hard disagree on that one. While human nature is indeed fallen, our ultimate purpose is not failure. Apologies if I’m venturing too close to religion, but I feel this statement at least is justified.But alas, humanity is meant to fail. That is our curse.
If we didn't have empathy then all the bad things we do wouldn't be a problem.
Thats cool, there is a forum under General Discussion about working out. I posted something on it yesterday.believe physical discipline is a good thing in general. Staying in good physical shape is a lot easier when I have a martial art or physical activity (like biking to work) I have to do.
I’m gonna hard disagree with this too. I believe there is an objective good which can be striven too in the world, and empathy usually helps us be closer aligned with that good than not. If we were completely heartless, we would never “feel bad”, but we wouldn’t actually do things better! I’d argue feeling good and doing good are often mutually exclusive, but I’d take the latter over the former any day of the week.This.
One of the reasons I think having born as a human is a curse, is this. Our brains do many stuff more than necessary thus cause issues.
But it also makes us stronger. Things aren't simple for us so we must work harder to overcome our problems. I may not like it, and it may seem like a curse. but being human is a testOne of the reasons I think having born as a human is a curse, is this. Our brains do many stuff more than necessary thus cause issues.
Well, i kinda agree, but I don't really think there is such a thing as good and evil. Its just an idea. To you you are good and people who don't agree are bad. but to the bad guys they are good and you are bad.I’m gonna hard disagree with this too. I believe there is an objective good which can be striven too in the world, and empathy usually helps us be closer aligned with that good than not. If we were completely heartless, we would never “feel bad”, but we wouldn’t actually do things better! I’d argue feeling good and doing good are often mutually exclusive, but I’d take the latter over the former any day of the week.
But alas, humanity is meant to fail. That is our curse.
Good and evil ABSOLUTELY exist. You are correct in that it feels subjective, because often one man can deem something evil that another man deems good, but there is a solution: objective truth, which exists outside of humanity. I believe that objective truth does exist, and by reason, logic, and counsel from your fellow man, you can come closer to that objective truth than you could otherwise get alone.Well, i kinda agree, but I don't really think there is such a thing as good and evil. Its just an idea. To you you are good and people who don't agree are bad. but to the bad guys they are good and you are bad.
I’d refer you to Pascal’s wager. If there is nothing in the universe everlasting, than nothing matters in the long run, and believing that something matters won’t negatively impact anything. If there IS something everlasting, I.E. a human soul, then what you believe and do in the world DOES matter, and it would be wise to act as though it did. You have nothing to lose, and everything to gain, by simply assuming that things matter, even if they don’t.I have to state that I partially agree with this.
I agree with the part about 'fall';
I disagree with the part about 'meant to'.
As I believe no single thing is everlasting, even the universe itself. (We can't confirm that universe is everlasting). So, regarding this logic as an absolute truth, humans may fall too. However, human aren't 'meant to' fall.
Ultimately, it's the same thing. But precisely, it's different.
I’m gonna hard disagree with this too. I believe there is an objective good which can be striven too in the world, and empathy usually helps us be closer aligned with that good than not. If we were completely heartless, we would never “feel bad”, but we wouldn’t actually do things better! I’d argue feeling good and doing good are often mutually exclusive, but I’d take the latter over the former any day of the week.
Absolutely! My favorite subject is religion. My second favorite subject is politics.Lol, this is a fun conversation isn't it?
Complexity is no curse. IGNORANCE is a curse. A better understanding of this complex world is a blessing, not a curse. Have you ever seen The Matrix?I agree.
But to be precise to what I have said about this:
That complexity, not the 'bad stuffs', from being so 'developed' in terms of common brain usage, is the curse in my opinion.
Lol, this is a fun conversation isn't it?
Perhaps, I tend to think more mathematically and scientifically, so to me objective truths can be proven using math and science. I don't really see objective truths with humanity, because we are all different. We are raised differently and we have been through different thinkgs that change the way we perceive the world around us. For something to be objectively true it can't be something that everybody agrees on. It must be right. And at the current moment that is unreachable for humanity because we aren't divine beings and therefore can't think on a level that can make us objectively right.Good and evil ABSOLUTELY exist. You are correct in that it feels subjective, because often one man can deem something evil that another man deems good, but there is a solution: objective truth, which exists outside of humanity. I believe that objective truth does exist, and by reason, logic, and counsel from your fellow man, you can come closer to that objective truth than you could otherwise get alone.