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misusing words out of context and typing maniacally for 80 seconds straight results to: sentence fragments and horrible grammar.
and it seems to me that i have the tendency to make the boldest claims but never have a strong conviction in anything.
rightness or wrongness - more precisely, morality is nothing more but a popular opinion within a culture and this is probably why wolf's theory is doomed from the very beginning. perhaps the problem is not the accuracy of one's beliefs but the inevitability of acquiring them? but this merely suggest that we are at the complete mercy of causal forces rather than the very thing that initiates them.
and it seems to me that i have the tendency to make the boldest claims but never have a strong conviction in anything.
rightness or wrongness - more precisely, morality is nothing more but a popular opinion within a culture and this is probably why wolf's theory is doomed from the very beginning. perhaps the problem is not the accuracy of one's beliefs but the inevitability of acquiring them? but this merely suggest that we are at the complete mercy of causal forces rather than the very thing that initiates them.