Is it more important to feel good or do good
Do good
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Feel good
Side Score: 9
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Liberals are more interested in feeling good while not doing dick. Gee Bronto, that must be why when I mention the 41 million hungry people in your country you always reply by telling me the economy is booming. Because you're a liberal, right? Your Freudian projection is the stuff of legend, mate. Always looking to accuse libs or socialists of your own faults to deflect attention away from your own sociopathy. Side: Do good
First of all it depends on your definition of good, if you see it as an ULTIMATE benefit that relies on the action and its consequences , then doing good (the right thing) will cause you to feel good eventually ; but if your goal is to feel good no matter what you do just to have enough temporary great feelings to make your delusional thoughts disappear for the time being then you'll never fully understand what your brain and body can really experience. See there's a connection between feeling good and doing good to spread that positivity but the real question that everyone needs to think deeply about is “what is the ultimate good?” because once you realize that your behavior and thinking shifts to something greater. Side: Do good
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In all honesty, it's more important to feel good. I never want to be that fucktard hero who hates every second of it, gotta dip into my villainous side and fuck a bitch here, slay a foe there in a spanky, torturous manner. Why? Because that's the reason I save the rest, it's my way to stay addicted to doing the good. First feel good, then do good. World will tell you to do good first, but the world is hypocritical if it doesn't want you to feel good first; just think about it. Side: Feel good
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I struggle to see how having sex with prostitutes, torturing enemies, and killing people in your way gets you "addicted to doing the good." The world also does not tell you one thing or another, it just depends on where you choose, or were taught, to look. There are times where acting virtuously will make you miserable, and epicureanism (though, you tended more towards sadism) will satisfy you. But fornicating will not make me more faithful to my wife, nor will stealing from the rich increase my love for the poor. Your experiment has already been run (in Soviet Russia for example). It's a bad idea. Side: Do good
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