RE: Good intentions -- how much do they mean to you?
September 25, 2016 at 8:21 am
(This post was last modified: September 25, 2016 at 8:21 am by Edwardo Piet.)
Hey hear me out guys, I just had an interesting thought:
Let's start with the premise that all that matters is behavior and intentions don't really matter at all. It's just about good behavior, good behavior, good behavior, and good consequences, good consequences, good consequences.
Doesn't that mean that if a person denies their true self and who they are and loses all integrity... it doesn't matter in the slightest provided that overall it improves their behavior and the consequences
TL;DR: If and only if intentions don't matter and all that matters is good behavior doesn't that imply that pretending to be someone we are not is preferable if it leads to better behavior overall?
Let's start with the premise that all that matters is behavior and intentions don't really matter at all. It's just about good behavior, good behavior, good behavior, and good consequences, good consequences, good consequences.
Doesn't that mean that if a person denies their true self and who they are and loses all integrity... it doesn't matter in the slightest provided that overall it improves their behavior and the consequences
TL;DR: If and only if intentions don't matter and all that matters is good behavior doesn't that imply that pretending to be someone we are not is preferable if it leads to better behavior overall?
