I Am Developing My Own Philosophy
Humans only talk about what we see, hear, taste, smell, and feel in the past, present, or future.
We talk about what we want.
Or we tell people what to do or what they “should” do.
We look for our physical pleasure or an idealistic pleasure (an idea that is meaningful to us and therefore we stand for); and we look for the avoidance of pain or that which is not idealistic for us (if an ideal sounds meaningless to us, we don’t like it, it doesn’t motivate us). So we can narrow our lives down to seeking pleasure and avoiding pain.
We are all selfish and we have to be since if we were 100% selfless we wouldn’t be alive, because even our lives we would have given away.
We talk about what we want.
Or we tell people what to do or what they “should” do.
We look for our physical pleasure or an idealistic pleasure (an idea that is meaningful to us and therefore we stand for); and we look for the avoidance of pain or that which is not idealistic for us (if an ideal sounds meaningless to us, we don’t like it, it doesn’t motivate us). So we can narrow our lives down to seeking pleasure and avoiding pain.
We are all selfish and we have to be since if we were 100% selfless we wouldn’t be alive, because even our lives we would have given away.
31-35, F
