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Proud Aussie, qualified in Medical Imaging, with personal interests in science, religion, philosophy, politics, warfare, ethics, history and mythology.
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Do you think there is some innate feature of a person that can predispose them to certain belief patterns?
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For those no longer practising the religion of their childhood, do you still have some residual habits from that religion?
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Yay! Happy 10K day!
September 10th, 2010
Regarding your answer:
excellent answer thank you for sharing -mollydrew
August 14th, 2010
Regarding your answer:
I love that quote! thank you for answering!
August 5th, 2010
I still attribute the rise of developed countries in part to the increased moral standards over the last 300 or so years.
No argument there, it’s absolutely true. Economics however, not so much. If you think about yourself, your gain, you’ll fuck someone over for it sooner or later.
June 26th, 2010
What I wanted to convey is that it is still better from a completely selfish point of view for an individual to be ethical.
I seriously don’t see how. Ethical people are not necessarily more affluent on average, there’s ethical poor people, and there’s unethical poor people. Ethical rich people are much much fewer. Ethical politicians are almost an oxymoron, expecially considering the concept of electoral promises.
What you’ve proven, truthfully, is that ethical people have a less marked gap between rich and poor people, while with unethical people you range from the skaters you mentioned to Dick Cheney. Which is true but still doesn’t mean that being ethical brings youmore money, it just brings you more stability.
June 26th, 2010