Many people who seem to explicitly think of themselves as ‘good’ eventually seem to end up disliking me 🤔
What is the most self-serving way I can interpret this?
I can’t judge if their self-assessments are accurate btw, since I can’t process good/evil above cartoon level
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That, as an ethnic Hindu, your moral framework has transcendental qualities, placing you beyond crude notions of good and evil.
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Heh too parochial for my tastes, I like my self-serving cognition to be globalist in spirit
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Would you say you’re beyond this whole good and evil thing :P
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Nah, never got there, so can’t get beyond. Got distracted with other stuff
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the most self-serving way is probably to read their concept of a good person as being childish and incompatible with fearless cognitive growth, and since you are all about the fearless cognitive growth they naturally become uncomfortable with you, which they then justify somehow
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That subset of the “self perceived good” isn’t really good.
They are the “fake good”.
Good riddance.
The actual good sees you for who you are: Pure Gold.
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no useful feedback com this comment, but fwiw I think you are really allright and solid person.
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Carts and horses might be an issue here. How do you know they think of themselves as good?
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I've gotten the most enjoyment and intellectual stimulation I find online via for the last several years. I think anyone has a mix of good and evil potential. My vote puts you in the good camp.
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