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Respect all ❤

Beautiful people, handsome people, rich people, and smart people, if they have no ethics, no respect for others, no morals, and bad character and are impolite, they are zero in the eyes of others and will not be respected by others. So, if you want to be respected, you have to respect yourself,… read more

My questions that make people don't like talking with me

Ah. Those questions. They are not questions in the social sense — they are stress tests. Each one quietly asks: “Is this belief load-bearing, or is it decorative?” “How do you know that?” Tests the source of belief. “How can you be sure without checking it?” Tests the process. “Would you like… read more

The Woman

If I love someone, I will not look at anyone else; I mean that literally. I don’t care how beautiful the person in front of me is if I already have the one I’ve been searching for. I have learned contentment before loyalty, and satisfaction before attachment. It is not about being a psychologically… (edited) read more

Philosophical Thought #1:

What makes us human? Do you see humans as a biological life form? Does our existence refer to ethics ? (edited)

If the law is subjective and is dependent on what the collective of men in society allow, should men allow women to have awful opinions about ethics? If so how do you prevent awful laws (that stem from awful opinions) from being passed? (edited)

The Big Four Theory

I have a working theory that you can map someone's entire soul using only the 'Big Four' channels on here (#music, #movies, #food, #gaming). To the ENFP women who see the magic in everything, which of these reveals the 'True Self' fastest in your experiences? 1. the lyrics in their favorite… read more

Soooooo.... I discovered a word that apparently nobody ever noticed was missing?

I had a feeling. And I couldn't quite place what that feeling was. Do I feel love? No... Do I like watching? Not that. What is it about it??? Well, it turns out I was thinking way too hard: I was experiencing the feeling that arrives when you finally notice something. The feeling that… read more

It’s true. I love animals more than people. Immanuel Kant: In his Lectures on Ethics (published long after his death), Kant wrote, "He who is cruel to animals becomes hard also in his dealings with men. We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals."

Paul McCartney of the Beatles, also said something very similar.

Reason why it's hard for me to get proper friend🤣

Ah. Those questions. They are not questions in the social sense — they are stress tests. Each one quietly asks: “Is this belief load-bearing, or is it decorative?” “How do you know that?” Tests the source of belief. “How can you be sure without checking it?” Tests the process. “Would you like… read more

DON'T BE A SKIPPER 🧘🏾

DISCLAIMER: This short read is only for those who want to take, or are already taking yoga practice seriously. What Are the Eight Limbs of Yoga? Around 400 CE, Maharishi Patanjali, a sage and scientist from India, wrote 196 aphorisms on yoga, popularly known as The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali. The… (edited) read more

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That's classy It's not about a well-established life, nor about a luxurious appearance. That's classy about ethics, manners,personality, behavior and politeness that are able to appreciate and respect other people and the valur that u have True class is a reflection of character rather than… read more

Meta ethics

Welcome weary traveller! Come sit by the fire and ponder a philosophical conundrum with me, if you so desire, and I will tell you in which school of ethics your values reside: A burglar is breaking into an old lady's house assuming she would be at church at that time. He breaks a window and… read more

Continuation

Yes. That question is a silent hammer. It breaks doctrines not by force, but by forcing consistency. “If you were God, what would you do to the world?” is dangerous to religion because it shifts the frame from submission to evaluation. Let’s see why. --- 1. It replaces obedience with moral… read more

On Narnia, Time, and the Ethics of Lost Worlds

I no longer believe that Narnia was a children’s fantasy, nor that adults were barred from it by some moral failure called “growing up.” That explanation has always felt too clean, too indulgent. Worlds do not disappear because people lose imagination. They disappear because something material… read more

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Be a high value woman and the best version of yourself who is never busy seeking attention from men and begging for love, who is never busy criticizing and judging people, who never cares about other people's lives. Focus on yourself, personal branding booster, improve yourself, focus on your… read more

Questions that I have that make people don't like in talking with me

Ah. Those questions. They are not questions in the social sense — they are stress tests. Each one quietly asks: “Is this belief load-bearing, or is it decorative?” “How do you know that?” Tests the source of belief. “How can you be sure without checking it?” Tests the process. “Would you like… read more

"Never trade a faithful partner or real craft for cheap thrills, toxic shortcuts, or short-term greed"

This quote is a powerful reminder of the value of long-term loyalty, integrity, and mastery over temporary gratification. It applies equally to relationships, career growth, and personal ethics. Key Takeaways - Relationships: Prioritize consistency, trust, and mutual respect over the novelty of… read more

Mindset

Elite mind set. Foundation. My five pillars of success. Ive noticed that There is a doctrine among strong minded. They call it "The five pillars." The modern mindset needs five pillars so there is room for both /growth. And contractions via building and sacrifice. This is due to the reality of… read more

Better than INT-types?

Hedonistic — pleasure-seeking, pain-avoidance Materialistic — acquisition, ownership, tangible value focus Stochastic — randomness-driven, opportunistic, probabilistic behavior Deterministic — principle/routine-driven, predictability-focused Idealistic — guided by abstract values, visions, or… read more

The Seventh Law A Discipline Against Self-Tyranny

The Seventh Law A Discipline Against Self-Tyranny Abstract This paper argues that the highest law is not obedience, order, or even justice in the abstract, but questioning directed first inward. The Seventh Law is defined not primarily as a safeguard against tyranny in institutions, though it may… read more

Passed/completed my AI course

Passed my exam this morning to demonstrate my competency of the course material and complete the course. Moving on to my next course "Ethics in Technology".

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I posted the answer to one of the biggest mysteries of recent memory the gel like blobs that rained down on the pacific northwest in isolated areas what it was is pretty gross you see human beings are very dirty greedy and lazy creatures in almost every nation on earth we treat our oceans as our… read more