Comments by "Deus Ex Homeboy" (@DeusExHomeboy) on "Vox"
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Pain? I don't remember what that was like, it's been years( I do however, suffer empathy), the smoke is too dense, this is a nice state to be in. You can do anything when high, give exams, go for interviews, go on stage, anything... Except.. NOT BE HIGH!!! High in dreams, high awake, higher and higher, with each toke we take, BLAAZE ITTTTT FEGITTTSSSS!!!!!
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@Johnathan Lo You are confusing your and our anthropocentric interpretations of moral outcomes, mostly to suit your preferences.
Everything in this universe is bound to the natural laws from which everything emerges. And you can rest easy knowing there is no "either/or" to the moral implications of any action. There is only ever one complete answer. Morality is just a human way of saying 'universal net positive/universal net negative'.
There are objective moral outcomes to actions regarding sentient systems (which also follow the same laws), and their conscious states. And then there are your "subjective" interpretations of morality. They only are at this level due to biological and existential conditions, and lack of complete information, or the ability to interpret it.
But if, hypothetically, you were suddenly provided all the information in the universe, and were able to compute it. There would only be one "result".
Of course, you can always continue imagining it as being whatever is comfortable in your current mental state, since you are under no inherent obligation to follow objective morality.
And appealing to nature is a logical fallacy you should avoid falling into.
It is clear "we are animals" only applies on Youtube comments. When you are wronged, you won't just take it like an animal. You'll go to the arbitrary "law", and ask for the arbitrary "justice". All jokes aside, that is a logical fallacy which does nothing to support your argument.
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