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There's no societal difference between "people are intrinsically good" and "people are intrinsically selfish, but perform good acts for social credit". When the
by JetSpiegel 4y ago
There's no societal difference between "people are intrinsically good" and "people are intrinsically selfish, but perform good acts for social credit". When the rubber meets the road, people are performing good acts.
Even when using stunted amoral analysis of human behavior, who cares what's the reason people are justifying moral acts?