braddavis

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   by braddavis 6y ago

   What's great is it takes away any negative thoughts related to "what if I only...".
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   by braddavis 6y ago

   > I'm likely to be more careless and blase about my decision-making. Actually, you probably wouldn't. You would still want to maximize your happiness and enjoyment. Your conscience still restricts you from doing whatever you li
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   by braddavis 6y ago

   Ultimately, yes. But you never know if today is the day that you stop feeling regret by changing your thinking patterns. But whether you ascribe to these thinking patterns is pre-determined.
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   by braddavis 6y ago

   I've read a bit - not heard of Spinoza. Been down many rabbit holes on Wikipedia on the subject. Yeh, it does feel like its evolved in. I do come across many people who become enraged about random accidents who are completely unrecepti
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   No regrets – things were always going to happen as they happened

   6 points by braddavis 6y ago|14 comments