See that person who indicated late? You might think they’re unfamiliar with the route and just realised their turn was coming up but you’re wrong. They did it specifically because they wanted to slightly inconvenience you. They planned their entire day around it.

Imperial march it is that way everyone will know I am the good guy in the situation

Is it possible to learn this power?

More nuclear warheads as well. Not saying that’s a good thing, but it seems to be the only real deterrent.

What a wonderful phrase

It’s ok to make mistakes, people are generally understanding and it’s usually not as bad as you think. The main thing is that you replay the mistake over and over in your mind constantly for several weeks after it happens. Once that’s done you can just add it to the backlog of embarrassments that your brain can randomly select from during otherwise peaceful moments.

Maybe half of it is the Korean translation?

You mean balancing work or family

I think we can still do that without having to buy into the idea of a divine and immutable source of morals or tying our moral thinking to a specific textual work or collection of works. I’d argue we can do it even better without those things because whilst they did have a place in our history and were probably helpful at one time they have ended up holding us back particularly in recent times.

I agree with this and I’d also add that bringing up men’s issues to try to silence discussion of women’s issues then harms men as well because people associate discussion of men’s issues with that type of shit behaviour.

I agree with you on this one for sure. That’s one of the reasons I think that a text is not a particularly good foundation for an absolute system of morals. I don’t know why we need to mess around with interpretations in that case.

Interpretation can be possible, but often the driver doesn’t seem to be a genuine seeking of a moral truth but working backwards to avoid morally unpalatable conclusions or outright cherry picking and ignoring certain parts of a text. I see that as a tacit admission that morals don’t actually come from the text itself but maybe there’s something I’m missing as I’m far from an expert.

We can have a discussion about the moral frameworks where that would be wrong but an absolute moral giver allows for no such discussion.

Or people commit genocide because of a command from an entity we just assume is the source of all morality and therefore their actions and commands cannot be immoral by definition.

Why would you assume there’s a buyer? Maybe these people just really really like cheese

But how am I supposed to know what my knee jerk reaction to this article should be before reading it?

I would have thought you’d need an injured head to agree to a trip to Russia in the first place

Sounds like you need to add some sleep statements somewhere in your deployment scripts if you want to deploy in 10 seconds

Are you?

Do you have hooves instead of hands and feet?

How did you type this message?

The ergonomics of input devices must be really difficult for you, I guess you probably have to custom build a lot of things.

Then it asks if you are John Connor