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Let;s not take everything literallyyou've quoted something strongwow !!!
john 15:7
if ye abide in me, and my words abide in you, ye shall ask what ye will, and it shall be done unto you.
Let;s not take everything literallyyou've quoted something strongwow !!!
john 15:7
if ye abide in me, and my words abide in you, ye shall ask what ye will, and it shall be done unto you.
And 10 years later Reaaski finishes his project...TempleOS? Sounds lame
How about bhwOS?
Reminded me of that old Woody Allen movie:Morality is always subjective. You can change and justify morality as you need it in a particular situation.
basedReminded me of that old Woody Allen movie:"immorality is subjective!"
"but subjectivity is objective!"
"not in an irrational scheme of perception"
LGBTyour argument presents a provocative take on the ethics of consumerism and marketing. While it raises valid points about the nature of happiness and the impact of consumer culture, it also underscores the importance of maintaining ethical standards in business practices. Promoting awareness and encouraging self-reflection can be achieved through transparent and honest methods that respect both consumers and broader societal values.
the boundary is difficult to explainBlackhat is the new whitehat because what separates blackhat from whitehat?
Morality.
But what is morality? The trait of an individual that directs him to do good.
Now, since products (other than health products) all they do is bring some joy in exchange for money, and considering that this same joy can be attained for free through acts of self-liberation, we can conclude that any joyous purchase is a double scam. On one hand you lose money, on the other hand you fall into the consumerist ideology of pay2play, cutting you off of pure joy.
Now when, for example, you buy from a dropshipping store and you wait 3 months for your item to get delivered from China, you win big. On one hand you lose your excessive money and on the other you have time to reflect on life and actually figure out that you don't need products to be happy. You can literally own nothing and be happy.
Do you see now how whitehat is actually blackhat and blackhat is whitehat?
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