Evil can change, it is malleable to destruction. That is because it is a delusion. We can't pierce it though because it is not an entity but a concept alone. What we must do is define it against its absence (which is not an absence, but non-absence). Think light and dark. True and false.
What is Evil?
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Evil can change, it is malleable to destruction. That is because it is a delusion. We can't pierce it though because it is not an entity but a concept alone. What we must do is define it against its absence (which is not an absence, but non-absence). Think light and dark. True and false.
Cortex_Colossus...you are more then a scientific genius, your straight up a genius!!!
(Takes one to know one)
I almost cried with laughter when I read that. That has to be the best Big Train sketch EVER. Yeah, I know it's from Apocalypse Now, but Big Train's version is better.
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You know, I don't think Evil truly exists in reality. It's merely a matter of perception.
What one person would consider evil, others would consider an act of someone who has lost their wits. Humans are such many-layered beings that terms so black-and-white as Good and Evil can't really apply. The word Evil belongs to the world of Fairy Tales.
What one person would consider evil, others would consider an act of someone who has lost their wits. Humans are such many-layered beings that terms so black-and-white as Good and Evil can't really apply. The word Evil belongs to the world of Fairy Tales.
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Evil is subjective. I prefer to follow along the route of anything that causes unnecessary evil.
Oppressing the weak through ignorance, fear, and threats. Harming the innocent and those unable to defend themselves. Harming anything out of sadism or the sake for killing for unnecessary purposes. Suppression of natural rights as long as there is no need for the oppression. Using euphemisms for a massive misinformation campaign. Using religion to cover up for political maneuvers. Oppressing others due to differences in upbringing- culture, race, sex, social hierarchy. Yes, they suit my definition of unnecessary harm quite well.
Oppressing the weak through ignorance, fear, and threats. Harming the innocent and those unable to defend themselves. Harming anything out of sadism or the sake for killing for unnecessary purposes. Suppression of natural rights as long as there is no need for the oppression. Using euphemisms for a massive misinformation campaign. Using religion to cover up for political maneuvers. Oppressing others due to differences in upbringing- culture, race, sex, social hierarchy. Yes, they suit my definition of unnecessary harm quite well.