But seriously? Is Karma real? What is it? How does it work? You see a lot of bad going on in this world and it doesn't look like the bad guys get any bad karma at all?
Also, if Karma is something that passes onto your next life, wtf? That would be really stupid if you think about it.
Karma is something mysterious. It has to do with what you believe in. I know some people that are "evil" by some standards but they actually believe they are just doing the best they can, some got to 70+ and did really well for themselves. When you get to know them they are great friends.

But, there once was a guy that said: "Give me a boy till the age of seven and I will show you the man." This guy is still quoted a few thousand years down the road and research proved him right. Forgot his name though. To me it is about knowledge, not who said what.
If you know something is unethical by your own standards, and you still do it, chances are that it will come to bite you. I don't know why (that is actually a lie), that's just how it works. What you send out comes back, times three. But, like I said, it also has to do with what you believe you sent out. A cannibal will say it is a good thing to eat the heart of a slain enemy, provided he fought bravely. To most westerners eating the heart of a another human being seems bad tho.
Then again, if you offend enough people, that will come to bit you too regardless of your own perception. That is just basic psychology but some people call that Karma too.
Most people get corrupted with the notion of religion. In the end, perception is what counts. Even great philosophers agree about that. Then again: I have seen things, and caused things, that go well above perception and current recognized technology.

(Can't really talk about that here.)
Next life? Can you eat that? The cow that got murdered to feed me, does it have a soul? And if it doesn't, what makes me so special?
Ow well, what do I know. Right? I'm drunk anyways. lolz!
Another EDIT: Don't waste time in lying to yourself, this is about the core of what you believe in. Your momma taught ya.
