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bryan.derksen
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"Good" and "bad" are such subjective things. By whose standards, my own? |
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jonnyt_
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Nope, its objective. Your opinion is irrelevant, although you can try to figure out what the objective definitions of good and bad are. |
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bryan.derksen
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Ah, so I merely have to solve a philosophical riddle that humanity has been wrestling with since the concepts of "good" and "bad" were invented, then. :) I'd be a bit wary of the definitions of "joy" and "agony" here too. |
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RbrtKurtz
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A good atheist, a good satanist, and a good Hindu are three every different people. What constitutes a "good person?" Do we only have one incarnation to an animal after we die as a human, then we die forever? Or is this a cyclical kind of thing? Do the animals and plants (f*cking plants, really?!) have to be "good" to reincarnate? What determines if a fern or plankton has been good or bad? |
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JonThompsonsEmail
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@RbrtKurtz: I don't know. But you might want to find out. :P |
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