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May 17 2013 Anchor | |
okay, i've given myself a rather difficult concept to explain here... how do you, personally, measure the the overall wellness of the human race? as in how well off we are, as a race. Usually, when an event takes place, we judge if it is a good/bad event, based on its effects. For you, personally, what kind of effects would have us better off, and what kind of effects would make us less? I have an independent research project coming up, and i'm pondering how I'm going to decide whether a certain turn of events in history was good/bad. I already know my own personal definition, but I thought it'd be good to hear what other people think as well. |
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May 18 2013 Anchor | ||
Two things to say: relativity applies to morality and what-ifs are an exercise in bullshit. Edited by: somonels |
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May 18 2013 Anchor | |
moral relativity is why im trying to hear out what others think. and im going to choose a topic i find interesting, whether its bullshit or not :p |
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May 24 2013 Anchor | ||
morally my idea of good and bad is linked to happyness. makes more people happy = good. The only probelm of course is that I like most other people consider my happy feelings to be dependent on others also being happy. in fact the issue of balance is also a lesser evil but evil none the less. example out of all this theres plenty of mods around.. so perhaps some fun and happyness is being made thus its in essence good . |
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May 24 2013 Anchor | |
When my mother-in-law dies,I will be happy. I know that's morally wrong,but at least it's honest. BTW, she feels the same about me,so I'd call that fair. -- "sweet" little old lady |
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May 25 2013 Anchor | ||
I'm not 100% sure if I understand the question right but... If you are asking about a human race, as a spieces, I would say that we are rather bad one. It would be hard to find any other species doing so much destruction in its environment (in any way you can understand that word), that is not crucial for survival. |
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