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| quote: | Originally posted by noikeee
I believe the widespread idea of "karma" is due to 2 things:
1) if humans are disposed to help each others as much as possible, our species will tend to last longer. It is therefore natural that people engage in mildly subconscious mutual agreements, where both parts are expected to do something to help the other part.
2) any "bad" actions that a human does (ie, actions that go against what is considered acceptable by society) are always more likely to bring that human poor reputation or sanctions from other humans, compared to "good" actions.
Therefore karma is a (shitty) rationalization of these facts, giving an easier, straightforward reason for humans to understand why they shouldn't piss each other off. People are more likely to force themselves to behave if they believe there'll always be a punishment there (harm to their individual being), rather than if they only acknowledge a possibility of punishment, and very-long-term harm for the species.
Just my 2 cents of amateur, cheap, made-up philosophy. |
damn! u r good
| quote: | Originally posted by Jake Benson
EXAMPLE: Say you are at a house party and you see a passed out chick upstairs all by herself. You COULD molest her |
YOU MUST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! dd
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