I've come to the conclusion that it's impossible to lead a morally or ethically good life. If you've never encountered a situation in which there is no 'good' choice, in which you are not forced to compromise your morals and/or your ethics in one way or another because no alternative which is not morally or ethically compromising exists--if you've never had to do wrong because the alternative was worse, then I think you've probably made the morally and ethically reprehensible choice of disassociating yourself from the world almost completely. Which is like refusing to perform triage because you might have to let someone die.
What one should strive for is to view one's choices, good and bad, honestly and with integrity to one's self.
Heavy, possibly even melodramatic material for a blog post, I guess. Some of what I've been discussing on the boards has put me in an odd place.
What one should strive for is to view one's choices, good and bad, honestly and with integrity to one's self.
Heavy, possibly even melodramatic material for a blog post, I guess. Some of what I've been discussing on the boards has put me in an odd place.
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