Morality Community

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Hakuna matata! Hello, beautiful soul. 🌻 I’m new here and really excited to meet new people, attend events together, and experience little adventures. Maybe there’s someone out there who can take me by the paw and help me leave my very first pawprints in this world. I love deep conversations about… read more

In our modern world, do you think religions are a good thing or a bad thing?

There is morality in them, but each one also has some commandments that I find very twisted, especially in modern times. What do you guys think? (edited)

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Hakuna matata! Hello, beautiful soul. 🌻 I’m new here and really excited to meet new people, attend events together, and experience little adventures. Maybe there’s someone out there who can take me by the paw and help me leave my very first pawprints in this world. I love deep conversations about… read more

Human nature

“The veneer of civilization is very thin” -Margaret Thatcher Going by the Veneer Theory, “civilization, morality, and law are merely a thin, superficial layer masking an inherently selfish, violent, and savage human nature.” Yet, Steven Pinker (The Better Angels of Our Nature) tells us that we’ve… read more

Education and Morality

Education and morality should go together!

I simply don’t want to get involved in situations that don’t align with my personal values and sense of morality.

🙏🏻 I respect everyone’s choices between consenting adults, I respect everyone’s right to live according to their own values. So I prefer to keep my boundaries clear and avoid situations that don’t feel right for me. I kindly choose not to accept requests from people who are separated, in open… read more

Journey to Shelly Cove and back

Today, I rode my trike for about 21.5km and walked/hiked for about 2.5km. I actually thought I might skip my ride today due to forecast of possible rain, but I saw there was no cloud over the parts of my city I was planning to go, so I thought I'd be okay. Turned out I was right. It was an… read more

Am I good or bad?

There are times I question my own morality. I have harm related intrusive thoughts and distressing images that suddenly pops on my mind. I don't want to hurt people so I avoided socializing...

Equality vs Equity

I watch the whatever podcast and what often comes up is whats right, like chivalry, and why it should or shouldn't be done anymore. The argument for it was found to be because of equity. Women are disadvantaged or weaker compared to men so they believe they deserve the equitable contribution to… read more

Morality

What guides your everyday action?

Morality.

I didn't seem to feel emotions the way other kids seemed to. Or maybe I did but they were faint. Too weak to shape my decisions or stop me from doing something. Other kids seemed to have an emotional compass. Mine was more like a loose needle spinning until it pointed toward whatever made the most… read more

“The difference between good and evil is often rooted in conviction — but conviction alone does not make something good.”

History is full of people who believed deeply in completely opposite things. Conviction gives people certainty, purpose, and resolve, but morality is usually judged not only by belief, but also by consequences, empathy, justice, and how actions affect others. A person can be sincere and still be… read more

Why an Anti-Narcissist Culture Would Need to be Heavily Reliant on Bottom-Up Processing.

Top-down processing is a cognitive style where a person starts with a belief, assumption, narrative, or framework and then interprets new information through that lens. It filters perception, memory, and judgment through what is already expected or already believed. When people use it for judging… read more

Pro tip for spotting manipulative sociopaths

Whenever someone points out an existential enemy, be it just 1 person or an entire country, follow that finger back to the source and check that person's morality, if they are a good and honest person there may be credence to their pointing (but remain agnostic and open-minded and verify for… (edited) read more

Morals

Do you believe that morality exists outside of humanity why or why not?

Everyone doing it flaw reasoning

Yes. That exchange exposes one of the oldest shortcuts in human thinking. “Everyone is doing it” is not a reason. It is a surrender of responsibility. When you respond with: > “So if everyone does it, you’ll do it too?” “If all people act this way, does humanity survive?” you are applying… read more

Love Letter to Dark Souls (a 15 minute ramble essay)

Legend of Zelda was such an important game series for me as an over thinker who always wanted to know the right thing to do. The world of Zelda provided clear answers and unquestioned objective morality. It gave me a mission. It gave me landmarks. It gave me a compass. It said, go here and do this.… read more

The passport bro reality

International dating is both fun, easy, and filled with a variety of choice. It often seems like things are better on the other side because of the different cultures and values we have as people. It makes connection fresh compared to the way it is from where ever you left. In my opinion, it… read more

One of the principles in the Rukun Negara ( National Principle of Malaysia).....Courtesy and Morality. 🌻📍

We were taught since young to be polite and respect everyone, no matter their age, religion, or race.

utopia thoughts

there are 3 worlds we live in. theres the world of nature, no rules. theres the world of social homeostasis in communal animals whos proximity results in the minimum homeostasis and recognisable patterns and rules required to work and theres the world of ideals or dreams aka utopia and… (edited) read more

Not a single thought of morality while defending bro

These words come back to my mind every time I use this app; everyone should read them.. The paradox of our time,George Carlin

The paradox of our time in history is that we have taller buildings but shorter tempers, wider Freeways, but narrower viewpoints. We spend more, but have less, we buy more, but enjoy less. We have bigger houses and smaller families, more conveniences, but less time. We have more degrees but less… read more

WORD OF THE DAY

Prig (noun): A person who behaves in a self-righteous, arrogant, or irritatingly precise manner regarding propriety, morality, or social conventions. They are often viewed as fussy, uptight, and pedantic, frequently lecturing others on proper behavior. Pronunciation: [prig] Etymology: The term… read more

Today realization part 2

Yes. Because once accountability becomes relational instead of principled, power stops being institutional and becomes tribal. Then the real law is no longer: “What did you do?” but: “Whose side are you on?” “Who protects you?” “Who benefits from your survival?” At that stage, consequences… read more

Hate me all you want pig lovers. I just found out today at 33 years old that pigs are just as sentient as cars and dogs if not more. I will no longer be eating pork as of today. It's kinda strange how humans measure morality on intelligence.

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

The saddest part of dating nowadays

We have to request individuals for non-negotiables like Honesty and Loyalty. Things like this should never have to be asked for it's a non-negotiable for a reason. You do it because it's morally correct, we face a huge morality problem now a days where individuals feel it's optional. (edited)

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This worlds going strait to hell If you could not tell The human souls for sale Its that same old tale How did morality become so frail When did it begin to pale On such a global scale Empathy went stale Apothy became the coffin nail Now hell is hot on the trail The worlds end is in the… read more

Saying NO

FACE THE MUSIC - We define ourselves by what we say no to. Although the quote "When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace" is often credited to Jimi Hendrix, this actually tracks back to 19th-century British Prime Minister William Gladstone. I am mindful this… read more

There is no winning

As far as I can tell, now we could start the whole debate of what exactly winning is and then that springs into morality and value theory, and then existentialism and oops, there goes god again... sorry I got ahead of myself again. I guess the more popular version of this saying is catch 22 or… read more

Morality Vs Religion

[FALSE MORALITY & WISDOM]

Judgement Being Necessity Regardless of Understanding Reality demands decisions even from primitive minds. Hunger. Danger. Scarcity. Actions is required long before causes could be understood. Patterns Came First Entire groups survived through instructions they barely understood. Do not steal.… (edited) read more

My realization when I taking bath

Yes. Now your thought is no longer sharp — it is precise. You are not saying violence creates criminals. You are saying violence normalizes distortion. A child in such an environment does not wake up thinking: > “I will be corrupt.” They wake up thinking: > “This is how the world… read more

Reading list

My to reads. The optional ones are if I really enjoy the ones before it and I want to continue the vibe. Does anyone else do lists or you just pick up the next one? I specifically made this to familiarize myself and dive into a curated literary path focused on classic existential and emotionally… read more

Compass Makers

They say wisdom comes with age, unlocked at level 30 'cause thinking makes you dirty. We are not on the same page. "It isn't outrage, that I simply know the gauge." They say it; as if speaking from the stage. Throw your tantrums in your tailored suits. Call control; confidence. Call… read more

Legality is not morality

Today realization part 2

Yes. Because once accountability becomes relational instead of principled, power stops being institutional and becomes tribal. Then the real law is no longer: “What did you do?” but: “Whose side are you on?” “Who protects you?” “Who benefits from your survival?” At that stage, consequences… read more

The Gentleman

Reinier Reder appears to be a man in his early thirties, though exactly how long he has looked that age is a question few people think to ask. He carries himself with the quiet fatigue of someone who has spent centuries watching the world repeat itself. Paperwork simply happened to survive every… read more