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Topic	why does humanity hurts
Kappa02 10/31/18 8:52:54 AM #17:	VixYW posted... Kappa02 posted... VixYW posted... Good and bad aren't definitive rules of nature. Those are concepts made up for humans to force other humans into a survivable society, and those are always in constant change. Some accept the changes, some doesn't, and conflict is born. In the end, good and bad means absolutely nothing. The true rule of this world is that every action have consequences that are not always predictable. You're free to do whatever you want, but you need to make a choice keeping in mind what may happen to you and the world around you in return. Subjectiveness makes absolutely no sense though. By that logic killing people "for fun i mean" is as good as not killing people. Its obvious that there is some obvious good and bad forces in anything. Its more that people who dont believe in accountability says that to just feel good about themself Not really. You say now that killing is bad, but if you look to the past, it wasn't always like this. Just like something that is okay nowadays will be considered obviously bad in the future, and vice versa. That's how it all works. Yeah thats because when the two tribes early ancestry and humanity seperated, it was kinda over. Humanity has been screwed long because of different cultures waring against other cultures. Its only now i think that we have tools able to try to understand one another. To try to educate and see how people react when using logic or understanding that some ideas have worse or are objectively worse than other ideas due to logic and objective reasoning for it. Like an example... Even if a messed up culture would support cannibalism, human sacrifice, even if that were the case in past or now. Because we know better. Though i understand it goes more in line with religious cultures that sanctions certain ideas as eternal. A link for it if you wanna read my views on it. https://www.religiousforums.com/threads/islamic-hadiths-summary-read-them-all.213792/ But either case, i am just saying bottom line, some stuff have objective standards to what is ok or not due to what we know. Though religious people are more hard wired though <cite>Kappa02 posted [p:911510675] in why does h... [t:77149662]...</cite> <quote><cite>VixYW posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Kappa02 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VixYW posted...</cite> <quote>Good and bad aren't definitive rules of nature. Those are concepts made up for humans to force other humans into a survivable society, and those are always in constant change. Some accept the changes, some doesn't, and conflict is born. In the end, good and bad means absolutely nothing. The true rule of this world is that every action have consequences that are not always predictable. You're free to do whatever you want, but you need to make a choice keeping in mind what may happen to you and the world around you in return.</quote> Subjectiveness makes absolutely no sense though. By that logic killing people "for fun i mean" is as good as not killing people. Its obvious that there is some obvious good and bad forces in anything. Its more that people who dont believe in accountability says that to just feel good about themself</quote> Not really. You say now that killing is bad, but if you look to the past, it wasn't always like this. Just like something that is okay nowadays will be considered obviously bad in the future, and vice versa. That's how it all works.</quote> Yeah thats because when the two tribes early ancestry and humanity seperated, it was kinda over. Humanity has been screwed long because of different cultures waring against other cultures. Its only now i think that we have tools able to try to understand one another. To try to educate and see how people react when using logic or understanding that some ideas have worse or are objectively worse than other ideas due to logic and objective reasoning for it. Like an example... Even if a messed up culture would support cannibalism, human sacrifice, even if that were the case in past or now. Because we know better. Though i understand it goes more in line with religious cultures that sanctions certain ideas as eternal. A link for it if you wanna read my views on it. https://www.religiousforums.com/threads/islamic-hadiths-summary-read-them-all.213792/ But either case, i am just saying bottom line, some stuff have objective standards to what is ok or not due to what we know. Though religious people are more hard wired though</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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