Saturday, 27 June 2009
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it's disheartening that people can live their lives with such a substandard conscience, only care for themselves, thinking that "good enough" is actually good enough.i think it's easy to not care for things when you are younger, but when you get to a certain age there are just things in this world and your life that won't stand to be ignored.so what did they see that i didn't see?what did i see that i didn't show them?if we were robots, it would mean a simple exchange of zeros and ones.01101010 01100101 0111001101110101 01110011 0010000001100011 01101000 0111001001101001 01110011 0111010001101100 01101111 01101100
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caring only for oneself makes sense if a person really thinks they are a product of the survival of the fittest, that there is no God who will right every wrong and judge every sin. that's the product of a secular humanistic worldview. there's a reason why there are no soup kitchens sponsored by atheists, no hospitals funded by agnostics. not caring is the product of a bankrupt worldview.
should i bother converting the binary above?
deep