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Reply With Quotedidn't watch the vid but i doubt either are real, its just a position and perception of a person. they are just titles.
are you good or evil?
just watched this program about our innate morality and whether evil is nature/ nurture or both
it discusses a few things from our morality as babies, what happens when you impose alien moral structures on serving troops, the much higher level of psychopaths within big business and the point where people become what we see as "evil"
thought some people here might find it of interest
Originally Posted by ArcticGranite
didn't watch the vid but i doubt either are real, its just a position and perception of a person. they are just titles.
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its a good vid if you get the time you should watch it, talks about real studies done on dna, brain activity and enviroment
its little pieces of the puzzle of what makes us human
lol i saw this in my psych course this past semester(fall) didnt notice the BBC at first.
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cool lol so you've watched it what did you think about it? (was it still labeled bbc over there?)
Loved it, went from 4 vids to 8 to 9... BBC is interesting television +REP
Don't be afraid of the fade.
There is no good or evil, only a morality clause built into the human condition. We are taught to hate since birth and good only comes when hate is recognized as a morality struggle. Evil funny enough, spelled backwards is live. When I smoke pot, I am considered bad, or evil by some, yet free-spirited and open to others. This explains precisely the contradiction in the bible about "thou shalt not kill... etc etc etc. However, it's okay to kill in the name of war or a struggle, yet evil if you kill to feed your family. Basically, good and evil don't exist.
glad you liked it the bbc has got a lot of very good quality documentaries i'll put up some more tomorrow
good to see you didnt watch any of them before you posted...
I have, saw this one few times before.
i think it all depends one what ones definition of good and evil is. if good is defined as things that we do that do not promote pain/suffering/death, and evil as what does promote those things... then it is a simple question of perspective. for one can think what is evil is good, and what is good is evil depending on the individual. i think its a question of perspectives.
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