> On the other hand, fanaticism where the fanatic believes they're good […] Everyone thinks they're doing good when they before an action; no need to be a "fan

> On the other hand, fanaticism where the fanatic believes they're good […] Everyone thinks they're doing good when they before an action; no need to be a "fanatic". Speeding? I need to get there on time. Lying? Don't want to hurt the other person's feelings. Stealing? I need this more than the rightful owner, and they won't miss it / insurance. Cheating? I have needs that aren't being met. Etc.