It's all subjective 
There's No Such Thing As Right and Wrong
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Angel On The Rag
I'm bloody hungry!!
this is obvious breh, what's the use of making a thread about telling people they have to breathe to live? 
this is obvious breh, what's the use of making a thread about telling people they have to breathe to live?
Man shut up. I'm sure plenty of people will disagree or elaborate, due to the moral implications of the subject "right and wrong" People have been talking about this shyt for years. Get the fukk out of Higher Learning if you not trying to think critically nikka
Angel On The Rag
I'm bloody hungry!!
this shyt is obvious
right or wrong doesn't exist, what exists is "what happens," and what happens SHOULD happen because it happens.
didnt know this concept needed a thorough discussion, continue on breh
right or wrong doesn't exist, what exists is "what happens," and what happens SHOULD happen because it happens.
didnt know this concept needed a thorough discussion, continue on breh
this shyt is obvious
right or wrong doesn't exist, what exists is "what happens," and what happens SHOULD happen because it happens.
didnt know this concept needed a thorough discussion, continue on breh
How bout you get your ho ass out the thread lil nikka. If it's so stupid, why enter. You sitting indian style on your bed typing in red like a lil girl, the least you can do is make a positive contribution to the thread. fukk is wrong with you b
Brown_Pride
All Star
nah just your perception of the rules is subjective.
Angel On The Rag
I'm bloody hungry!!
i'm the only one making posts in your flopped thread
This is higher learning bytch. All threads flop over here. Why you keep popping in though? And if you want, we can turn this thread into me verbally berating you. Let me know lil girl
Scustin Bieburr
Baby baybee baybee UUUGH
Right and wrong is what people say they are. I think you might like these books:
Morals By Agreement - David Gauthier - Google Books
Leviathan: Or The Matter, Forme, & Power of a Common-Wealth Ecclesiasticall ... - Thomas Hobbes, Ian Shapiro - Google Books
Right and wrong are also based on human reasoning. Basically if you don't want to be hurt, you reason that it is better to not hurt other people because you can assume they'll do the same to you. We all agree that none of us wants to be hurt so then we say to hurt people is to do wrong. Really interesting stuff.
Morals By Agreement - David Gauthier - Google Books
Leviathan: Or The Matter, Forme, & Power of a Common-Wealth Ecclesiasticall ... - Thomas Hobbes, Ian Shapiro - Google Books
Right and wrong are also based on human reasoning. Basically if you don't want to be hurt, you reason that it is better to not hurt other people because you can assume they'll do the same to you. We all agree that none of us wants to be hurt so then we say to hurt people is to do wrong. Really interesting stuff.
Thanks for the links. This Buddhist book I was reading made me think about the subject. I didn't know Buddhism was kind of nonchalant like that. They on some whatever happens, happens shyt
Pool_Shark
Can’t move with me in this digital space
Thanks for the links. This Buddhist book I was reading made me think about the subject. I didn't know Buddhism was kind of nonchalant like that. They on some whatever happens, happens shyt
What was the book called?
The Essential by the Dalai Lama
Pool_Shark
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What's Buddishm about? Do they have a god and all that? Wikipedia on it didn't give the direct answers I was looking for.
Too stay on topic, yeah there is no right and wrong. The book that helped me realize it the most was Crime and Punishment.
Too stay on topic, yeah there is no right and wrong. The book that helped me realize it the most was Crime and Punishment.
To be honest I'm not that knowlegable about the religion. I try and cherrypick different shyt from different religions, so I don't know any in depth. Some one else can break it down better than me, I'm sure. But the overall message I get from Budhissum is to live your life and not sweat shyt. They don't trip on death at all. Actuall, they welcome that shyt.
Not sure about a God, but I know they get their philosophy from Buddha, who is like Jesus to Christians. I do know they believe in a Hell, but it is not eternal, and the final process for them is enlightenment. It's like you coming back and living until you "get it right"
And the highest form of enlightenment seems boring to be honest. It's a book I got called the Tibetan Book of the Dead. It's like instructions on what to expect when you die. Half of that shyt be having me like
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