I suppose not. I'm not really interested in the "philosophy" of this sort of question. Philosophy, especially as it is tortured there these days, is just a talking shop. Good and bad are ultimately subjective. It is all the more understandable to me that one would see good and bad in one person. There is not such thing as good or bad in a thing--just our judgment of the thing.
@lovespring,
Because opposites don't exist "Plato quotes" thats why we learn in maths divisions and multiplications .
@lovespring,
Because opposites don't exist "Plato's quotes" thats why we learn in maths divisions and multiplications .
@Setanta,
so ones bad intentions make evil .
@Setanta,
our judgments are part of our intentions whether bad or good .
@lovespring,
because they are part of each other just like day and night .
@HexHammer,
bad comes from the absence of goodness .And they are intentions energy .or energy of intentions .
@wayne,
we don't need to be bad to survive . and if so ....then people would destroy all the rules of life . we are human beings and we must use our minds to think .
@permoda12345,
permoda12345 wrote:
bad comes from the absence of goodness .And they are intentions energy .or energy of intentions .
I can't agree with anything that you say, but could you state how that translate to anything irl?
Yearh ..you can't even argue for your own views.
