2/ If "good" is defined as people generally on board with civilizing process (ie don't want to cause needless pain), what % of us are good?
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3/ In answering this q we tend to replace moral absolutes of good/evil with shades of grey, to acknowledge complexity of trying to be good
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Correct you barbarian
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Wut?
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My point is the orientational aspect is secondary to actual desire to cause pain
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Protect implies a mental model of those who seek to "attack" it, and a response to their perceived behaviors/states/actions
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I gotta drop out on this from here. I’m not awake enough to parse your argument.
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Too bad "civilization" can't stand to the Mongol army...
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I does make me think of some of Robert Anton Wilson's writing. I think it is more maladaptive stress response and learned behavior.
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