Jun5
Facts are facts. Any beliefs, whether factual, imaginary, realistic, or preposterous, can and often are used as justification for many political acts.
You will think that those political acts are good, when they match your interests. You will think it’s bad when it doesn’t.
So, we can agree that some beliefs are used to justify some “good” or “bad” things where “good” and “bad” can be very subjective. Still, facts are facts. Heinous ideas some facts justify don’t change the factuality of a fact.
Facts that crime sometimes pay, for example, will motivate people that correctly believe in the facts, to rob you. Hence, politicians will often try to convince you that crimes don’t pay to reduce robbery. Read the rest of this entry »
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Jun5
The answer is yes.
However, my idea of what’s not victimless will differ from most conservative.
You see, the only common case I can think of is if they produce kids they cannot or will not, or in anyway don’t, afford.
That creates two victims. The kids, and the tax payer.
And that’s not all.
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Filed In: Proper Alignment
May17
How do we distribute wealth among us?
Some people would say that we distribute our wealth proportional to productivity within capitalistic society.
I do not mean how we distribute our wealth within capitalistic society. I also do not mean how we “should” distribute our wealth.
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May16
Monks in Europe and China do not get married.
However, Jewish rabbis gets married.
Why monks in Europe and China do not get married?
First, we need to notice that monks are typically smart.
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Filed In: Unmasking Moral Prejudices
May16
I am not a muslim. In fact, some of my writings suggest many situations muslim radicals want to be prohibited. I might have pissed them of, but who doesn’t?
However, I am not against muslim religion either. To me, a religion is just like any opinion. There are positive and negative side in it. It’s important […]
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May16
I like Math.
Unlike Math, life is confusing. So many things are suspicious. Moreover, unlike Math, people don’t seem to see the difficulty.
When I have problems with Math, people tend to understand that this stuff is tough and explain it to me kindly.
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May5
Marriage is an obsolete institution. The main original purposes of marriage are gone.
But why marriage? Why people have institution called marriage?
To understand this, we need to understand, how we evolve.
Humans maximize the number of genetic copies. Humans that make a lot of kids will survive better in the gene pool. Those sorts of humans are […]
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