Pozessed
Todd
Greed to me can be defined as: An action derived from selfish desires.
Is greed an accepted part of etiquette?
Does it help communities more than it hurts them?
Why does it seem like people allow greed into their communities?
Do only people of spiritual faith believe greed is bad?
Has greed never been involved in the evolution of communities?
How would the world be different if greed wasn't a pat of it?
Isn't there a difference between innovating for necessity rather than lucrative purposes?
Is it greedy to want to survive?
Why should any people constitute equality if we are all greedy?
If we are all greedy nobody is equal to anyone because we all have values that put ourselves above another person according to our justified/unjustified greedy standards.
Shouldn't we just accept that we have superiors and let them do as they wish seeing as greed controls every aspect of life?
Wouldn't it be more prosperous if we invented and invested for social necessity instead of personal gain? Has it ever been tried? What were the outcomes?
Is there a point where it can be greedy to have faith in God?
Thank you to everyone who takes the time to answer each of these questions. I do appreciate the help in my quest for knowledge.
Is greed an accepted part of etiquette?
Does it help communities more than it hurts them?
Why does it seem like people allow greed into their communities?
Do only people of spiritual faith believe greed is bad?
Has greed never been involved in the evolution of communities?
How would the world be different if greed wasn't a pat of it?
Isn't there a difference between innovating for necessity rather than lucrative purposes?
Is it greedy to want to survive?
Why should any people constitute equality if we are all greedy?
If we are all greedy nobody is equal to anyone because we all have values that put ourselves above another person according to our justified/unjustified greedy standards.
Shouldn't we just accept that we have superiors and let them do as they wish seeing as greed controls every aspect of life?
Wouldn't it be more prosperous if we invented and invested for social necessity instead of personal gain? Has it ever been tried? What were the outcomes?
Is there a point where it can be greedy to have faith in God?
Thank you to everyone who takes the time to answer each of these questions. I do appreciate the help in my quest for knowledge.