I find it weird how people think sometimes. You're making an argument against religion in general and moral values. And what should we do instead? > ... find h

I find it weird how people think sometimes. You're making an argument against religion in general and moral values. And what should we do instead? > ... find harmony, balance, and peace with ourselves ... That's called religion. > ... and the points you accumulate. That's religion too. And I get it, that's a really good way to tell people they need to work for others, but life does not work like that at all. As someone who works in a hospital, let me tell you: life is fundamentally unfair. Some people can abuse their own bodies endlessly for fun and nothing happens. Some kids are born unable to move. And everything in between. There's no points. There's just lucky bastards and very sad stories who never had a chance, never did anything wrong. And that would be fine if the difference between great and normal body would be 10% more punishment. But it's more like 500% in practice. And the difference between "normal" and sad stories is bigger still.