Morality is for the strong. Anyone can be immoral.

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@YuriBezmenov our conversation didn't start as morals i'm just using it as a tool to explain something

That's actually a pretty good argument

Damn

@Bozingle for example, when people are depressed they usually are far more reactive then proactive, you might be stuck in a similar way of thought and or lack of thought

i will gladly listen in @YuriBezmenov bit too late for me tho to talk.

Im trying to make it happen

I fucking slept all day today

Now I can't sleep before work

@Bozingle peaced out tho

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No, im reading.

what are your thoughts on it?

You guys down to debate in VC?

I'm down but I'm not home yet, won't be for a few minutes

I agree that certain circumstances may make me reactive.

I don't know how to pinpoint it because it seems multivariable.

i mean, i don't care one way or anther, it's just that like i said i was using morality as a tool to maybe relate his situation not to start a philosophical debate

multivariable, explain if you would

Well we want passionate debates so we have to bail boyos

It could be depression or it could be how my mother tries to control my life.

so let me ask you this what are your goals?

I dont have clear goals.

I want to graduate.

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why?

So i can move on and get a job.

what kind of job?

I want to live independently.

Somewhere in IT

college or no?

Software developer seems likely for me.

I go to college.

okay, why software developer? what draws you to that field?

I like to solve problems. It seems very generalizable of most fields, but I like it for that reason.

you like to solve problems, but claim you don't think

then, how do you solve said problems?

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Some problems seem consistent with other solutions, so I use the solution from the previous problem.

Not much thought involved.