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 Unplugging ourselves from the matrixI'm coming out of a one year long experiment where I lived with as little contact with the Internet as was humanly possible for a year. Act… Started by Nathan Davies |
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Condemning others to validate ourselves.
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The ethical implications of "Temporal Isolation"
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Lexical argumentation and its merit
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Bart replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves."let he who has not sinned throw the first rock?
I should also mention that many people regard their way as "the best" way. If you do something a different way, you're shaking that belief, and they become defensive."
The Shiznit replied to The Shiznit's discussion Science Proves the Existence of God? in the group Transhumanism"In the beginning... was the code.
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Anthony D replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves."An interesting thing to look into is the "Fundamental attribution Error". It explains what you experience.
The fundamental attribution error has to do with what we think causes behavior or outcomes. When we look at ourselves and…"
Lore's discussion was featuredCondemning others to validate ourselves.
I'd like to discuss something that bothers me about people, how often times people condemn others for doing something wrong all the while ignoring their own transgressions. I'm going to use an extreme example of school shooters. Society condemns…See More
Lore posted a discussionCondemning others to validate ourselves.
I'd like to discuss something that bothers me about people, how often times people condemn others for doing something wrong all the while ignoring their own transgressions. I'm going to use an extreme example of school shooters. Society condemns…See More
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