I Am Developing My Own Philosophy
It Is What It Is...... I'm so sick and tired of everyone constantly arguing good vs. evil, right vs. wrong etc... I believe everything is neither, everything is both. In a nutshell, my theory is that everything (moment, person, decision, ob<x>ject...) has just as much good as bad in it, thus they nullify one another until neither exists.
For example, a knife. A knife is neither good nor bad. It can be used to cut meat (good) or to kill someone (bad) but because both realities exist, the knife is neither good or bad. It is what it is.
Another example will be a person. A drug addict who is a brilliant father. He is neither a good nor a bad person, because he has both good and bad in him. Thus he is neutral. He is what he is.
I believe this law applies to all things in the universe. Everything is good and everything is bad to the extent that everything is neither good nor bad. It simply is what it is. I also believe that humanity will benifit a great deal if everybody stops wasting time trying to box everything in as good or bad. Everything is not simply black and white... its a beautiful shade of gray and we should accept that. Instead of focusing on good or bad, we will gain a lot more to accept things for what they are, and try to move forward from there on. All we accomplish by trying to label things like this is to waste time that could have been used for something more important and beneficial to mankind.
For example, a knife. A knife is neither good nor bad. It can be used to cut meat (good) or to kill someone (bad) but because both realities exist, the knife is neither good or bad. It is what it is.
Another example will be a person. A drug addict who is a brilliant father. He is neither a good nor a bad person, because he has both good and bad in him. Thus he is neutral. He is what he is.
I believe this law applies to all things in the universe. Everything is good and everything is bad to the extent that everything is neither good nor bad. It simply is what it is. I also believe that humanity will benifit a great deal if everybody stops wasting time trying to box everything in as good or bad. Everything is not simply black and white... its a beautiful shade of gray and we should accept that. Instead of focusing on good or bad, we will gain a lot more to accept things for what they are, and try to move forward from there on. All we accomplish by trying to label things like this is to waste time that could have been used for something more important and beneficial to mankind.
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