@Darla-Alphalfa oh i wouldn't worry about it, these things come along when you're least expecting them and if it's the right person you'll find a way to make it work. The fact that you're a thinker/overthinker tells me you're one of the good people. I'm always accused of thinking too much. I always shoot back that they don't think enough. I know it can be a burden but it's one worth having. In this instance it's saved you from falling prey to a player Darla, keep being you, it's a good thing indeed!

Thanks for the moral story mr

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@pe7erpark3r If someone answerd my topic yeah I do upvote especially if content of replies are relatable..If someone follows me I don't give assurance that il follow back .. Morals : Social network have pros and cons so users must be vigilant in using computers as spiderman said " with great power comes great responsibility"

@_ajay_ I'm physically strong so my skill is to lift heavyweights

@99mbd said in If you ever produce a very disabled/deformed child...: I don’t think many people would have the heart to abandon the child once it’s born, but many of us would probably question having an abortion if we found out early in the pregnancy..

@potatoespotatoes said in Some people are just inherently evil, do you agree?: @sᴛʀᴀɴɢᴇʀ said in Some people are just inherently evil, do you agree?: @potatoespotatoes Potatoes are very beneficial for the health. But if they are taken in large quantity, may cause accommodation of extra fat in the body. Very true, did you know you could survive on only a potato and water diet, potatoes have all your body's necessities You have no idea how to keep a person alive indefinitely. People die. Now about potatoes. Potatoes are not just carbs. They do contain other 'essential nutrients', and they are also 'alive'

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@99mbd TL;DR~ Reasons: Survival: Mosquitoes bite us coz of their survival instinct Consider a random dog from the streets in the place of a mosquito-- -> If it tries to bite you, you have 2 options - fight or flight(run away) -> If you choose the first option, you realize that you're taking a risk coz a dog's bite has a better chance of being fatal than the puny mosquito; -> Taking the second option means you don't hurt em and leave em as is, so most of the time people tend to take this option as the easy path with the least risk, or you could just scare them away. Threat to species: What would we do as a species if mosquitoes are listed as endangered? We'd naturally try to protect them, even if they try to bite us, we'd even try to feed them with blood in a suitable form. Contribution to the environment: Animals like dogs can be trained to serve and/or guard people Small insects or should I say, "pests" like mosquitoes do more damage than serve any "purpose" to people. So, as- I) there are more mosquitoes in the world than people and killing a mosquito doesn't affect the environment in any way, and II) since its been allowed by our sense of morality, we kill mosquitoes and cockroaches while preserving dogs. P.S.: Cows are killed as well duh

Morality is something that develops over time and helps the community survive. Morals are "hard-wired" into the brains of all the animals and provide the "social glue" that allow often aggressive and competitive animals to live together in groups. Just as in humans, the moral nuances of a particular culture or group will be different from another, but they are certainly there. Moral codes are species specific, so they can be difficult to compare with each other or with humans. Human morality was not formed from scratch, but grew out of our primate psychology. Primate psychology has ancient roots, and I agree that other animals show many of the same tendencies and have an intense sociability. Whales have been found to have spindle cells in their brains. These very large and specialized cells were thought to be restricted to humans and other great apes and appear to play a role in empathy and understanding the feelings of others. There have been instances which show cross species empathy as well. Animals that live in large communities also demonstrate a sense of justice and those who deviate from the code of conduct of a group are set upon by other members as punishment. Animals show emotions and morality, just because they show it differently than humans do doesn't mean that are deprived of morality,

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lmao!! first of all what mortal who was not a prophet chosen by God himself could even know such a thing? Even then why would you be so inclined to figure who was most evil? Also for all I know I am the most evil person here. I hear voices in my head, see strange visions that would make a maggot vomit, but with the possibility of outside forces that hate mankind especially the ones who are more aware of spiritual realms being involved does that make me the bad guy? Only God knows, either way I think you should focus on the best person who ever lived and that title belongs to Jesus. God bless

@B3r1n I'm sorry, what do you mean our behavior shouldn't be based on 'relativism'? How does one do that? Are you suggesting that the moral behavior of not inflicting pain onto someone is an absolute morale and is not relative to behaviorally doing good? I'm wondering: There could be ethical absolute s I guess but when we infuse them in our behavior, are we doing it by being relative or through absolutism. And if right and wrong, as you said, is so relative to the society we live in; is it better to have codified ethics or follow natural caring?

I believe that everything in order to exist have to have something equivalent opposite to it So if there is good indeed there is evil While the definition may vary according to different contexts or status we need to define evil with, also ones may have different views and what I see evil another may see good But ultimately the undisputed matters that considered evil for me are sickness and stubidity and I think stupidity is the most evil because it's not only harming you also others And how I define stupid; is ANYTHING DISTURBING & DAMAGING