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No, certainly not. In fact, I'd say it's much harder to be successful if you're not trustworthy or if you act inconsistently, which is what unethical behaviour
by BjoernKW 10y ago
No, certainly not. In fact, I'd say it's much harder to be successful if you're not trustworthy or if you act inconsistently, which is what unethical behaviour boils down to because you're applying different sets of rules to yourself and others.
- remline 10y agoI'm not sure that there is any challenge presented by society against individuals who choose not to be selfish, but not respecting the selfishness and poor ethics of a group that considers you a member may as well be criminal.