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[as it says above]
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quddusaliquddus said:[as it says above]
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quddusaliquddus said:lol...ur gevild [pronounced: Ge-Veld]
honestrosewater said:Your name is franznietzsche, the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche wrote a book titled "Beyond Good and Evil". You think you are a book. What's the prize?
franznietzsche said:Close...in fact very close, but i wasn't saying i was the book, i was answering the thread question, so what was my answer?
quddusaliquddus said:Yes. It means that. How did it take you so long?
franznietzsche said:Close...in fact very close, but i wasn't saying i was the book, i was answering the thread question, so what was my answer?
loseyourname said:You were created from love, as anything done out of love is always done beyond good and evil?
honestrosewater said:You think that good and evil are shackles that bind us to an idealist dream of what we should be, meanwhile slowly poisoning what we really are ? Yeah, I don't know- I think I have read so many Nietzsche misinterpretations, I have forgotten anything he actually said.
My definition of good is an action, behavior, or belief that is morally and ethically sound, promotes well-being and positivity, and aligns with my personal values and principles.
In my perspective, evil is an action, behavior, or belief that is morally and ethically wrong, causes harm and suffering, and goes against my personal values and principles.
My definitions of good and evil are influenced by my upbringing, cultural and societal norms, personal experiences, and my own moral compass.
I believe that good and evil can be both subjective and objective. While there may be universal principles of good and evil, individuals may have their own interpretations and perceptions of these concepts.
In my opinion, good and evil are two sides of the same coin and cannot exist without each other. One cannot fully understand and appreciate the concept of good without experiencing or understanding evil, and vice versa.