Where does your moral compass come from?

[joswift]

You can be a bodybuilding schmoe without ever lifting a weight.

exactly   

[B_B_C]

thoughts?

a compass is meaningless  unless you know where you are and where you want to go

[joswift]

a compass is meaningless  unless you know where you are and where you want to go

so how do you work out where you are and where you want to go?

[NaturalWonder83]

you sound like you are making excuses for things you did wrong

NOPE. Opposite. I take full full full full responsibility for all things that I may have done wrong. It's all my fault and all my doing.

[joswift]

NOPE. Opposite. I take full full full full responsibility for all things that I may have done wrong. It's all my fault and all my doing.

may have?

See, you still dont admit you did wrong.

Thats some denial.

[beakdoctor]

Parents + life experiences.

Not at all from religion.

But from the things my parents- mostly my Dad- taught me and things I have first hand experience of seeing people do to other people.

In short: treat people the way you want to be treated and don't take kindly to disrespect.

[Rambone]

My moral compass is directed by the lyrics of Nelly Furtado songs

[Kwon]

My Moral Compass came from this back in the day and stuck with me since the 80s

[NaturalWonder83]

may have?

See, you still dont admit you did wrong.

Thats some denial.

You're wrong and confused again Josy Josy Poo Poo. It's okay though. No worries!
Everything I've done is correct. But others, like yourself, probably will say I've made mistakes. Being I'm correct all the time, others may look at my decision and choices and think I've made mistakes.

[joswift]

You're wrong and confused again Josy Josy Poo Poo. It's okay though. No worries!
Everything I've done is correct. But others, like yourself, probably will say I've made mistakes. Being I'm correct all the time, others may look at my decision and choices and think I've made mistakes.

believe you have never done anything wrong in your life

what a fucking moron...

[obsidian]

NOPE. Opposite. I take full full full full responsibility for all things that I may have done wrong. It's all my fault and all my doing.

First you say you may have done some things wrong - which indicates doubt on your part.

You're wrong and confused again Josy Josy Poo Poo. It's okay though. No worries!
Everything I've done is correct. But others, like yourself, probably will say I've made mistakes. Being I'm correct all the time, others may look at my decision and choices and think I've made mistakes.

Then you say you have done everything correctly - with zero doubt.

All in the same day.

Which is it?

[obsidian]

You are NOT correct with your Against statement. I accept FULL accountability/responsibility for everything that has happened/will happen in my life. All my decisions/thinking are based on everything that has been caused by me. World owes me nothing and the cards are not stacked against me. No, it's not a cruel world. The world is not expected to hold my hand and help me. Perhaps I thought I made errors in the past. But looking back, they were not errors. Everything happened for a reason, and everything happened because of who I am. Whatever I think is a good idea to say or do, I know is not correct. This is because of who I am and how I think. Therefore, the opposite of what I think is a good idea is always the correct choice.

You’ve shifted from claiming your decisions are always correct to saying the opposite of what you think is correct — which means one of those positions must be wrong. Accepting everything that happens as “right” just because it happened isn’t accountability, but hindsight bias dressed up as wisdom.

[joswift]

You’ve shifted from claiming your decisions are always correct to saying the opposite of what you think is correct — which means one of those positions must be wrong. Accepting everything that happens as “right” just because it happened isn’t accountability, but hindsight bias dressed up as wisdom.

hey, even when hes wrong hes never wrong