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[QUOTE=Marshmallow Marshall;948995]Oh, so that is your theme song then :D
[video=youtube;8BDC4j_wCu4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BDC4j_wCu4[/video]
[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BDC4j_wCu4[/url] for those who can't click the red box[/QUOTE]

Great suggestion. Let me refuse to do work if it's unethical and the company will terminate me without cause and hire another guy or gal to replace me. Big thumbs up to your big brain.

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Originally Posted by Marshmallow Marshall

Oh, so that is your theme song then

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BDC4j_wCu4 for those who can't click the red box

Great suggestion. Let me refuse to do work if it's unethical and the company will terminate me without cause and hire another guy or gal to replace me. Big thumbs up to your big brain.

https://c.tenor.com/uBcbvnuP3K0AAAAC...chty-drake.gif

[QUOTE=Marshmallow Marshall;948958]Well obviously, philosophy isn't exactly useful for technical matters. But when it comes to "should we build this thing here considering the impacts on the environment, on people around, etc.?", it's needed. It's also a good idea to think about stuff like, you know... the goal you are pursuing in life.[/quote]

That's not my job, that's the business execs and lawyers' problems to deal with.

[quote]Mental gymnastics can be fun training and sometimes food for thought for more serious attempts to think about something, so I wouldn't even say that's cringe (unless you are actually just boasting your amazing intellectual skills without actually thinking, in which case it's pointless lol, but that isn't so common).

As for the definition of [I]evil[/I], it's pretty important if you want to live a good life, to avoid evil and to manage it around you, so... nope[/quote]

Right, asking the hard hitting philosophical questions like if debating if Hitler was truly evil and shining a spotlight on some more [i]unruly[/i] community members you have like Paopan, an antisemite.

Tune in next week on SC2 Mafia Philosophy Serious Debate & Discussion where we ask more life-changing questions and moral dilemmas of similar nature like:

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[*]Should the government be given the rights to force people to take the COVID-19 vaccine?
[*]Should people prioritize profits over the environment?
[*]Who has more worth: fat or old people?
[*]Is bottled water better and safer than tap?
[*]Were the old days better than now?
[*]How come the primarily American admins are so proficient at making Canadians like HMOP feel uncomfortable by enabling the use of the g-word slur and "toxic" infractions like calling people "damn donut", [url="https://www.sc2mafia.com/forum/showthread.php/49281-frankzappa-1-S2-1-5314859-Pineapple-1-S2-1-11867044"]but do a non-vigilante job of moderating n-word slurs in SC2 Mafia Arcade player reports[/url] that are more disgusting and more offensive in their own country? Talk about priorities.
[*]Is keto the most effective diets for losing weight?
[*]Does moving your pp back and forth using your hand until milk comes out before marriage prevent you from entering heaven?
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Originally Posted by Marshmallow Marshall

Well obviously, philosophy isn't exactly useful for technical matters. But when it comes to "should we build this thing here considering the impacts on the environment, on people around, etc.?", it's needed. It's also a good idea to think about stuff like, you know... the goal you are pursuing in life.

That's not my job, that's the business execs and lawyers' problems to deal with.

Mental gymnastics can be fun training and sometimes food for thought for more serious attempts to think about something, so I wouldn't even say that's cringe (unless you are actually just boasting your amazing intellectual skills without actually thinking, in which case it's pointless lol, but that isn't so common).

As for the definition of evil, it's pretty important if you want to live a good life, to avoid evil and to manage it around you, so... nope

Right, asking the hard hitting philosophical questions like if debating if Hitler was truly evil and shining a spotlight on some more unruly community members you have like Paopan, an antisemite.

Tune in next week on SC2 Mafia Philosophy Serious Debate & Discussion where we ask more life-changing questions and moral dilemmas of similar nature like:

1. Should the government be given the rights to force people to take the COVID-19 vaccine?
2. Should people prioritize profits over the environment?
3. Who has more worth: fat or old people?
4. Is bottled water better and safer than tap?
5. Were the old days better than now?
6. How come the primarily American admins are so proficient at making Canadians like HMOP feel uncomfortable by enabling the use of the g-word slur and "toxic" infractions like calling people "damn donut", but do a non-vigilante job of moderating n-word slurs in SC2 Mafia Arcade player reports that are more disgusting and more offensive in their own country? Talk about priorities.
7. Is keto the most effective diets for losing weight?
8. Does moving your pp back and forth using your hand until milk comes out before marriage prevent you from entering heaven?

[QUOTE=oops_ur_dead;948916]
Arguing if Hitler was evil because of the philosophical definition of "evil" is cringe as fuck and a massive waste of time.[/QUOTE]

PREACH, BROTHA/SISTA

Seriously, big fucking waste of time. It's fucking astrology for people who want to think they're smart. Almost as bad as those Myers-Briggs people who advertise their 4 letter characters as if 7.5 billion people can be organized into 16 neat personalities.

Originally Posted by oops_ur_dead

Arguing if Hitler was evil because of the philosophical definition of "evil" is cringe as fuck and a massive waste of time.

PREACH, BROTHA/SISTA

Seriously, big fucking waste of time. It's fucking astrology for people who want to think they're smart. Almost as bad as those Myers-Briggs people who advertise their 4 letter characters as if 7.5 billion people can be organized into 16 neat personalities.

Work as an engineer. Never used philosophy in my entire life to build infrastructure or delivery water or energy to your house. Your philosophy is only useful for pseudo-intellectuals who love to overanalyze things and boost your egos.

Work as an engineer. Never used philosophy in my entire life to build infrastructure or delivery water or energy to your house. Your philosophy is only useful for pseudo-intellectuals who love to overanalyze things and boost your egos.