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That makes sense but in order for it to work like you say people should be applying self-discipline on things that are actually “good for humanity as a whole”.
by otikik 4y ago
That makes sense but in order for it to work like you say people should be applying self-discipline on things that are actually “good for humanity as a whole”.
It is quite challenging to know the full impact our actions. The best we can do is plan, hope, and adapt.
- TimTheTinker 4y agoI think the best rule for life that I know of and that can apply to anyone is "love your neighbor as yourself": treat each person you run into as you'd like to be treated yourself, and when you're making decisions that will affect others (like users of your product) treat them like you'd want to be treated in your decisions. Zooming out a bit, yes it is hard to know what's good for humanity as a whole. But I'd venture to say that the most valuable asset by far towards this end is the truth - get that at any cost.