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Yeah, I agree. It's a problem with the world. But it's not generally a problem you can solve. The problem that you solve is information. You don't know who's t
by landryraccoon 4y ago
Yeah, I agree. It's a problem with the world. But it's not generally a problem you can solve.
The problem that you solve is information. You don't know who's trustworthy and who isn't. If I can give a small amount of help to someone in exchange for knowing if they are trustworthy or not, that's probably worth it.
The people that reciprocate you can keep in your life and they become valuable friends. I am more than happy with the tradeoff of sometimes giving people some help that they don't reciprocate in exchange for finding the ones that will.
- matheusmoreira 4y ago> If I can give a small amount of help to someone in exchange for knowing if they are trustworthy or not, that's probably worth it. That's a life skill I had to learn. I was raised believing that if I was a good altruistic person all that goodness would come back to me. Well, way too many times it didn't and it was extremely frustrating until I figured out how to deal with it. Sometimes it's okay to be selfish. It stops people from taking advantage.