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<blockquote data-quote="John Cracovizk" data-source="post: 1898" data-attributes="member: 45">Yea, ofc. I would probably continue to write about people&#039;s tendency to want to govern the world and impose their ideas about what is best for everyone. But I would use Dorian Gray&#039;s phrase to point that this is immoral and that good intentions do not always lead to positive results... Of course I do not fully agree with the phrase, since weighting positive influences (such as studying) with negative influences (using drugs) is illogical to me... You can do that if you want to, but you have no duty and no responsability with society or anyone else.Stoicism as a philosophy that recognizes and accepts reality as it is, without trying to change or control it, emphasizes a lot the importance of living in accordance with nature and understanding that the world follows a determined plan... I would also addresses the formation of groups and gangs as an expression of human tribal instincts and I would advocate for a selfish approach to life, prioritizing individual well-being. Finally, highlight the importance of emotional and social intelligence for navigating society (maybe writing more about the Maskpill). Basically, this thread would advocate for a rational selfishness.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John Cracovizk, post: 1898, member: 45"] Yea, ofc. I would probably continue to write about people's tendency to want to govern the world and impose their ideas about what is best for everyone. But I would use Dorian Gray's phrase to point that this is immoral and that good intentions do not always lead to positive results... Of course I do not fully agree with the phrase, since weighting positive influences[I][COLOR=rgb(163, 143, 132)] (such as studying)[/COLOR][/I] with negative influences [I][COLOR=rgb(163, 143, 132)](using drugs)[/COLOR][/I] is illogical to me... You can do that if you want to, but you have no duty and no responsability with society or anyone else. Stoicism as a philosophy that recognizes and accepts reality as it is, without trying to change or control it, emphasizes a lot the importance of living in accordance with nature and understanding that the world follows a determined plan... I would also addresses the formation of groups and gangs as an expression of human tribal instincts and I would advocate for a selfish approach to life, prioritizing individual well-being. Finally, highlight the importance of emotional and social intelligence for navigating society [I][COLOR=rgb(163, 143, 132)](maybe writing more about the Maskpill)[/COLOR][/I]. Basically, this thread would advocate for a rational selfishness. [/QUOTE]

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