> "Additionally (don't take it too seriously) people who say they don't like people in general (like me :D ) are the ones who I like and who "do have a bar" at

> "Additionally (don't take it too seriously) people who say they don't like people in general (like me :D ) are the ones who I like and who "do have a bar" at all." Chamfort, again, put it more eloquently than I can: "If you aren't misanthrope by age 40, you never liked the world anyway" I guess the initial shock for me was that people know what they are doing and what kind of harm/pain they are causing, and at every step of the way they choose to do it. I've seen this all around me and I've experienced some of it myself and I just don't understand why is it so. There really isn't a need for it, people like and choose to do it. That's kinda scary to me. Once you start thinking about this subject, you will inevitably realize the same, as a plethora of philosophers did earlier and since always, basically. The only people content with the situation seem those that never started thinking about it anyway. Ignorance is a bliss? :)