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Hope to see you in hell one-shot

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STEVIOL_GLY · Fantasie

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BYE

you daughter of a bitch You're now chatting with a random stranger. Say STAND WITH THE CHINESE PEOPLE AGAINST THE CCP!

Stranger: hi

You: what are the chances you will belive me if i say i am a god

Stranger: close to zero but not zero

You: believe*

Stranger: I am intrigued

You: why not zero

Stranger: I've always wanted to talk to God. and nothing is impossible

Stranger: just verrrrrrrrrrry unlikley

You: why did you want to god and-

You: why is it unlikely, why not impossible

Stranger: I'm a philosophy major. interviewing god is like the Holy grail

You: talk to* missed words there in the last second one.

You: oh

Stranger: not impossible because... physics?

Stranger: quantum mechanics is funky

Stranger: but you know that

You: well evolution-

Stranger: you're god

You: -disregard the intervention of god in the creation of life

You: it brings out the proof of god's inexistence

You: physics however does not disregard or bring out the concept of God

You: it just tells us that certain rules are there in place for the origin and explanation of nearly everything

Stranger: quantum mechanics tells us that, according to those rules, almost anything can happen

Stranger: then again, I don't know shit about science, so I might be wrong

You: on a very minute and negligible plane of view

You: quantum physics

You: is that everything is possible on a very small plane of existence

You: basically on a scale smaller to nearly the level of nanoseconds and atom- stuff for a coarse viewpoint

You: describe philosophy- your field of study. i am new to the term itself, pardon my limited knowledge

Stranger: it's much like what ancient scientists did. ask questions about the universe, and attempt to answer them. try to find the rules. but less so of the universe and more so of life and living

You: oh

Stranger: for example. how do YOU define

Stranger: morality-

Stranger: -is it defined by the immediate harm done to others? the intent of an action? the subject reaction of your culture?

Stranger: maybe. if moral action is good and immoral is bad, and morality is the comparison of good and bad, what makes something either?

You: it is actually practical, given that 90 percent of all inventions very, as a matter of fact not desired with the initial goal of the cause

You: so cause and effect, if i am not wrong?

Stranger: the effect? that's what I think

Stranger: I would think you of all people would have the definitive answer

Stranger: then the only philosophy left would be "should we listen to you"

You: this intrigues me-

You: -because moral and immoral actions are defined by society. and moral and immoral actions are actions without any separable boundary, given the views are from different perspectives

Stranger: everything is relativd

Stranger: *relative

You: exactly

Stranger: so would that mean that morality is meaningless as a concept? that there is no universal good and evil

You: i think of morality as a meaningless concept

Stranger: so good and bad mean nothing

You: morality is basically what view do humans have of you

You: sneezing in public can be thought of as immoral

You: but at the same time mass murder can be thought of as moral in eyes of some-

Stranger: conclusion: American politics

You: at the end of the day what matters is how you set the boundary and separate your moral and immoral beliefs

You: the concept of the country itself is flawed

Stranger: but why would it matter what I think at all? when morality is decided by the thoughts of the collective

Stranger: why would my idea of morality mean anything if it is different from that of my community?

You: humans were originally meant to stay in small communities

You: small communities enabled the distinct and unique definitions of morality among humans

You: the concept of country binds and forces ideals on the human mind

Stranger: I think that's more the concept of government

Stranger: the country is just what we name a place

Stranger: government decides who's allowed in it

Stranger: *decides

You: That's the opposite of what a country is. The country should not decide who lives in it, the people decide. However the country kingdom any system with a large population of humans is at some level, majorly flawed.

You: for example not to disrespect the feeling of patriotism, why should someone give away his life for a country when the country is meant to be a safe haven for resources

Stranger: I am not patriotic at all

Stranger: not even American

Stranger: people do not give their lives for places. they give it for the people and their community. but a country is so massive that the idea it is all one single community is asinine

Stranger: it is too big to be one thing.

You: but the war for conquest just for the feel of more power and resources should not require you to lay down your life

Stranger: agreed

Stranger: war is dumb

You: war is a need

You: it drives humans to pave the way in scince

You: Science*

Stranger: the only science that killing advances is how to kill more people quicker

You: nothing is researched for the pure conquest of knowledge

Stranger: much is researched for the betterment of life and man.

Stranger: everything having a nuke pointed at it is hardly betterment

You: i disagree about that statement

Stranger: which one?

You: most advances in the field of sciences have been solely driven by wars

You: or rather the desire of conquest over resources, war is just the aftermath

Stranger: in war laboratories are funded to research new ways to develop weapons, so it only makes sense they'd make new discoveries

Stranger: if that's where the resources go, that's where progress hapoens

Stranger: *happens

You: this-

You: I agree with this

Stranger: what worth is scientific progress even worth anyway in the face of dying children

You: it is worth it in the long run

Stranger: we have the resources to help so many lives already

You: again driven bymorals

You: what decides that saving lives are worth it

You: if you watch from above humanity, you see only one process

You: a species headed to its inevitable extinction

Stranger: dear god

Stranger: your lack of humanity disappoints me

You: hmm

Stranger: is there a hell?

You: maybe there is

Stranger: I hope to see you there

Stranger has disconnected.

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