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- Sat Sep 01, 2018 12:19 am
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Re: Infected_alien8_ & Tsaiah - Interrogation Room
Edited my original post to kind of account for the additional posts I made, sorry for the mess lol
- Fri Aug 31, 2018 11:49 pm
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And I don't dislike those people, I don't feel dislike towards them
It's just like, a 'fact' of life, human beings are kind of like that sometimes, I guess? Just the way I am, to focus on my own life, just naturally that way
I don't thnk it makes me or anyone else 'bad' or evil or anything, just makes it hard for me to think that people in general are great
Hopefully this makes sense, I keep thinking 'actually I think my point came across like 'this' by accident and making a new post to clarify it lol
It's just like, a 'fact' of life, human beings are kind of like that sometimes, I guess? Just the way I am, to focus on my own life, just naturally that way
I don't thnk it makes me or anyone else 'bad' or evil or anything, just makes it hard for me to think that people in general are great
Hopefully this makes sense, I keep thinking 'actually I think my point came across like 'this' by accident and making a new post to clarify it lol
- Fri Aug 31, 2018 11:10 pm
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And doing something for oneself I don't think is bad as such, like if we didn't look after ourselves we'd be unhappy too
It's just, sometimes I think it's a bit excessive if that makes sense
Like it's a bit too unbalanced, some people have nothing, some have almost everything but they'd rather keep getting more than help those who have nothing, purely for themselves
It's just, sometimes I think it's a bit excessive if that makes sense
Like it's a bit too unbalanced, some people have nothing, some have almost everything but they'd rather keep getting more than help those who have nothing, purely for themselves
- Fri Aug 31, 2018 11:08 pm
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And to clarify, it's not like I think only people who are completely selfless are good or anything
It's just some people, it feels like a lot, kind of get comfortable and happy but then carry on getting even more, only for themselves
Some people focus on their family/friends and giving them the best life they can have and I think that's fair enough, that's not something I think makes them bad or anything, I think that's wonderful
But some people, like me, seem to just kind of do stuff for themselves when they could be doing stuff for others but choose not to
So yeah
It's just some people, it feels like a lot, kind of get comfortable and happy but then carry on getting even more, only for themselves
Some people focus on their family/friends and giving them the best life they can have and I think that's fair enough, that's not something I think makes them bad or anything, I think that's wonderful
But some people, like me, seem to just kind of do stuff for themselves when they could be doing stuff for others but choose not to
So yeah
- Fri Aug 31, 2018 10:52 pm
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- Do you enjoy tabletop and other board/strategy/card games other than mafia? If so, what are some of your favorites?
I've never played any other board/strategy/card games other than Mafia
- What is your favorite activity and/or location if you want to relax?
Hm, not sure, I don't really do anything to 'relax' but if I'm getting really worked up and panicky about something, lying on my back on my bed usually helps me calm down.
- If you could travel anywhere right now with no concern for time or money, where would it be? Why?
The moon or something lol. Or if it's possible, another planet. Just because I'd love to experience a whole new world, or see Earth from the position of the moon. I think it'd be beautiful and wonderful to experience something like that.
- Favorite book? TV show? Movie? Video game? In addition, do you have any esoteric recommendations for lovers of any of these to check out?
I'm not really a reader but I read a book called World War Z as a kid and I loved that, so I'll say that's my favourite book (but it's nothing like the movie, the only similarity is that the world is ending due to zombies but the zombies aren't even the same type of zombie, and none of the characters in the movie are in the book I don't think? It's very weird, and I found the movie disappointing after reading the book first)
My favourite TV show... hmmmm. If you asked me this two years ago I'd have said The Walking Dead, because I used to be absolutely in love with that show. I haven't yet seen the latest season (actually thinking of starting to watch it again today) but the season before that I found quite underwhelming. Season 4 I think it was, is my favourite. I also love Friends.
My favourite movie is probably Slumdog Millionaire. I haven't seen it in years but it was my favourite when I saw it.
My favourite video game of all time is Fallout: New Vegas. It's been my favourite game ever since I first played it when I was about 13, and ever since I keep going back to it every now and then and I love it so much.
I don't have any recommendations nope. My friend told me that I should play S.T.A.L.K.E.R since I like Fallout NV but I bought it but haven't played it yet so not sure what to say about that, but I guess I'll pass on my friend's words lol
- Jay already asked you about what you learned about yourself in Champs this year, but nonetheless I wanted to reflect in another way on our games together. What were some of your most treasured moments from playing your qualifier (Game 9) and wildcard (WC Game 1) Champs games this year and why? In addition, which player(s) from either game would you most like to play with again and why?
Umm, I'm not sure I have any specific moments that I treasure really, it's just the experiences as a whole that I found amazing. Although in the wildcard games, you being drunk was a highlight lol, because it made me laugh lots.
I'd like to play with everyone again haha. I'd love some kind of reunion games or something. If I had to choose specific people I'd like to play with again that stand out, if we hadn't already played again I'd have said you, but that's already happened lol, but also dich from wildcards. I thought dich was hilarious and loved interacting with him. And I thought you were really fun and nice to play with and kept things really interesting.
- What inspired and/or influenced you to choose Psychology as your focus of study at university?
Well I've always been interested in other people, personalities, motivations, feelings, struggles etc. So I was kind of drawn to Psychology as a way of learning more about how people work. But I actually decided to pursue acting instead at first, since that was my dream, and psychology was kind of a 'backup plan' as something I was also interested in. I enjoyed acting a lot and it was a way for me to take on another human being in my own mind and play them, and that was something I loved always, whether on the playground pretending to be different characters in different stories, or on a stage performing. So I went to drama school for a year, but after that I decided that an acting career wasn't for me, so I researched a bit into Psychology to see if I wanted to go to that instead and learnt a bit about mental illness and stuff, which really interested me and kind of ignited my desire to learn more, and I imagined myself being a clinical psychologist or something and it really excited me.
I've always sort of naturally found myself in situations where I'd help someone by listening to their problems and helping them wrap their mind round stuff, like my Mum when I was a kid, and then later my friends. So it kind of made sense that maybe people talk to me because I'm good, or at least, not *bad*, at stuff like that, and since clinical psychology is interesting, maybe that's the dream job for me. When I told other people about it they also thought it fit me well, and I've always been a kind of natural analyzer of other people, kind of like I have an inborn psychologist's brain or something lol, a curiosity about other people and my own mind. And I found myself getting really excited about the idea of being a clinical psychologist so I went for it. And here I am!
- Re: what dunya asked you earlier about people being good or evil, care to elaborate on why you believe you tend to gravitate towards a pessimistic view of the human race in general? (This is a fascinating discussion for me, and I appreciate that you two landed on different sides here.)
Well, I guess the main reason comes from the fact that I know people are out there suffering really badly somewhere, some people are born into poverty and struggling just to get food or water, some people are dying of deadly diseases that aren't yet cured. And I see all that, and then I also see people not doing anything about it, living their own lives, buying expensive clothes or tickets to concerts or whatever, when really that money could be going to people who need it more, charities, etc. It's like people are capable of choosing to ignore others, because they're far away, and focus on themselves. And I'm not trying to sit on a high horse here, I do this, I buy video games and stuff, knowing full well there are charities or poor people who don't have the quality of life I have. And instead of either giving some money to help, or going out and volunteering to do something, to help in another country, or to help in a shelter or something, I just sit and play video games. Not everyone is like this of course. But a lot seem to be, and I am. So it's like, a sort of selfishness I guess?
And then there's the fact that the media seems to focus on showing us all the bad stuff out there than the good, so I see a lot of bad things happen, caused by other people. Killings, abuse, greed, corruption. And after seeing all that, and seeing the unbalanced nature of the world and how many people don't really seem to care, it's kind of difficult for me to think of everyone as great people.
And I get it, I get why sometimes people focus on themselves and their families and those they care about. I don't think it's completely selfishness that drives it all. I think a lot of it is 'I love these people so I'm focusing on making sure they're having a good time'. I think that's probably the case for a lot of people, rather than "I don't care about others". EDITED IN TO CLARIFY: And in those circumstances, when people focus on themselves and friends/family because they love them and want the best for them, I think that's wonderful and admirable. But not everyone seems to have that motivation. Like for me, I spend my money and time playing video games because it makes me happy. I'd probably find happiness without them but I still choose to favour those things instead of helping others who need my money or time more than I do. [EDIT OVER]
And it seems even when people get to a point where they have so much more than everyone else, they try to keep it that way. I've never heard of someone winning the lottery and then splitting it to different charities after they've made sure they're comfortable or something for example. Maybe it's happened, I don't know. And even if it hasn't, it could be that they're just focused on their loved ones having the best quality of life they can, which again I completely understand and admire. But I don't think that's the case for everyone, it's not the case for me anyway, I just like video games so I spend my money and time on it, rather than helping someone who needs help. It's just purely about me. And I don't think I'm alone in that, maybe I am but I don't think I am.
I do believe there are good people in the world, I know some people who I have nothing but absolute love for, and nobody's perfect and we all may have a biased perception of things, not think about other perspectives sometimes etc. But still by looking at the world, and the inequality of it all, and then seeing all these terrible things happen in the media and stuff, it's kind of hard for me to say 'human beings are awesome', you know?
And then just day to day I tend to kind of be biased in imagining the worst of strangers. I'm always suspicious of strangers, suspicious of their motives or what they could do. Not that I'm convinced all strangers are harmful or anything, but the suspicion is always there. So there's that too.
Hopefully that made sense and didn't sound like I was lecturing people or anything, I'm not saying 'people are selfish and I don't like us' or anything, I get it, I have a focus on my own life and stuff around me because that's what's in my field of view, that's what my attention is on, and it's easy to forget about others far away, easy to purposefully forget too so that I can do what will make me happy. I just don't think it makes me a 'good person'. Sure I make sure to do some good, I donate to charities sometimes, I try to be kind and understanding and give people the benefit of the doubt as much as I can. But I don't think that makes me 'good' overall, and I don't think I'm alone in being that way, from what I've seen. So yeah.
I don't want to judge other people when I don't know them and I'm not inside their heads, so this opinion isn't like, set in stone, I'm willing to be proven wrong, and I don't have this like solid opinion that 'people are this way', because I don't know that. It's just, the stuff I see makes me lean towards those conclusions so far. So that's kind of my stance on it.
EDIT: And it's not that I think I/others have to be completely selfless to be a good person or a good human race or anything either, I think we all need to look after ourselves as well. It's just, it feels a bit excessive sometimes, when I see what some people have, the sheer amount of money or quality of life, yet still choose to spend time/money on themselves to further enhance their lives, purely for personal gain, rather than helping others, like myself, I do that. And that's the point I'm trying to make I think.
EDIT AGAIN (and again): And I don't dislike those people or myself for doing that, I don't feel dislike towards them/it
It's just like, a 'fact' of life, human beings are kind of like that sometimes, I guess? Just the way I am, to focus on my own life, just naturally that way. Maybe I'm a bad person for not disliking myself for it, or not disliking others for it, or seeing it as 'just the way it is' rather than fixing it for myself, I don't know.
I don't think being that way makes me or anyone else 'bad' or evil or anything, just makes it hard for me to think that people in general, like our human race, are great and wonderful and stuff
Hopefully this makes sense, I keep thinking 'actually I think my point came across like 'this' by accident and making a new post to clarify it lol
I've never played any other board/strategy/card games other than Mafia
- What is your favorite activity and/or location if you want to relax?
Hm, not sure, I don't really do anything to 'relax' but if I'm getting really worked up and panicky about something, lying on my back on my bed usually helps me calm down.
- If you could travel anywhere right now with no concern for time or money, where would it be? Why?
The moon or something lol. Or if it's possible, another planet. Just because I'd love to experience a whole new world, or see Earth from the position of the moon. I think it'd be beautiful and wonderful to experience something like that.
- Favorite book? TV show? Movie? Video game? In addition, do you have any esoteric recommendations for lovers of any of these to check out?
I'm not really a reader but I read a book called World War Z as a kid and I loved that, so I'll say that's my favourite book (but it's nothing like the movie, the only similarity is that the world is ending due to zombies but the zombies aren't even the same type of zombie, and none of the characters in the movie are in the book I don't think? It's very weird, and I found the movie disappointing after reading the book first)
My favourite TV show... hmmmm. If you asked me this two years ago I'd have said The Walking Dead, because I used to be absolutely in love with that show. I haven't yet seen the latest season (actually thinking of starting to watch it again today) but the season before that I found quite underwhelming. Season 4 I think it was, is my favourite. I also love Friends.
My favourite movie is probably Slumdog Millionaire. I haven't seen it in years but it was my favourite when I saw it.
My favourite video game of all time is Fallout: New Vegas. It's been my favourite game ever since I first played it when I was about 13, and ever since I keep going back to it every now and then and I love it so much.
I don't have any recommendations nope. My friend told me that I should play S.T.A.L.K.E.R since I like Fallout NV but I bought it but haven't played it yet so not sure what to say about that, but I guess I'll pass on my friend's words lol
- Jay already asked you about what you learned about yourself in Champs this year, but nonetheless I wanted to reflect in another way on our games together. What were some of your most treasured moments from playing your qualifier (Game 9) and wildcard (WC Game 1) Champs games this year and why? In addition, which player(s) from either game would you most like to play with again and why?
Umm, I'm not sure I have any specific moments that I treasure really, it's just the experiences as a whole that I found amazing. Although in the wildcard games, you being drunk was a highlight lol, because it made me laugh lots.
I'd like to play with everyone again haha. I'd love some kind of reunion games or something. If I had to choose specific people I'd like to play with again that stand out, if we hadn't already played again I'd have said you, but that's already happened lol, but also dich from wildcards. I thought dich was hilarious and loved interacting with him. And I thought you were really fun and nice to play with and kept things really interesting.
- What inspired and/or influenced you to choose Psychology as your focus of study at university?
Well I've always been interested in other people, personalities, motivations, feelings, struggles etc. So I was kind of drawn to Psychology as a way of learning more about how people work. But I actually decided to pursue acting instead at first, since that was my dream, and psychology was kind of a 'backup plan' as something I was also interested in. I enjoyed acting a lot and it was a way for me to take on another human being in my own mind and play them, and that was something I loved always, whether on the playground pretending to be different characters in different stories, or on a stage performing. So I went to drama school for a year, but after that I decided that an acting career wasn't for me, so I researched a bit into Psychology to see if I wanted to go to that instead and learnt a bit about mental illness and stuff, which really interested me and kind of ignited my desire to learn more, and I imagined myself being a clinical psychologist or something and it really excited me.
I've always sort of naturally found myself in situations where I'd help someone by listening to their problems and helping them wrap their mind round stuff, like my Mum when I was a kid, and then later my friends. So it kind of made sense that maybe people talk to me because I'm good, or at least, not *bad*, at stuff like that, and since clinical psychology is interesting, maybe that's the dream job for me. When I told other people about it they also thought it fit me well, and I've always been a kind of natural analyzer of other people, kind of like I have an inborn psychologist's brain or something lol, a curiosity about other people and my own mind. And I found myself getting really excited about the idea of being a clinical psychologist so I went for it. And here I am!
- Re: what dunya asked you earlier about people being good or evil, care to elaborate on why you believe you tend to gravitate towards a pessimistic view of the human race in general? (This is a fascinating discussion for me, and I appreciate that you two landed on different sides here.)
Well, I guess the main reason comes from the fact that I know people are out there suffering really badly somewhere, some people are born into poverty and struggling just to get food or water, some people are dying of deadly diseases that aren't yet cured. And I see all that, and then I also see people not doing anything about it, living their own lives, buying expensive clothes or tickets to concerts or whatever, when really that money could be going to people who need it more, charities, etc. It's like people are capable of choosing to ignore others, because they're far away, and focus on themselves. And I'm not trying to sit on a high horse here, I do this, I buy video games and stuff, knowing full well there are charities or poor people who don't have the quality of life I have. And instead of either giving some money to help, or going out and volunteering to do something, to help in another country, or to help in a shelter or something, I just sit and play video games. Not everyone is like this of course. But a lot seem to be, and I am. So it's like, a sort of selfishness I guess?
And then there's the fact that the media seems to focus on showing us all the bad stuff out there than the good, so I see a lot of bad things happen, caused by other people. Killings, abuse, greed, corruption. And after seeing all that, and seeing the unbalanced nature of the world and how many people don't really seem to care, it's kind of difficult for me to think of everyone as great people.
And I get it, I get why sometimes people focus on themselves and their families and those they care about. I don't think it's completely selfishness that drives it all. I think a lot of it is 'I love these people so I'm focusing on making sure they're having a good time'. I think that's probably the case for a lot of people, rather than "I don't care about others". EDITED IN TO CLARIFY: And in those circumstances, when people focus on themselves and friends/family because they love them and want the best for them, I think that's wonderful and admirable. But not everyone seems to have that motivation. Like for me, I spend my money and time playing video games because it makes me happy. I'd probably find happiness without them but I still choose to favour those things instead of helping others who need my money or time more than I do. [EDIT OVER]
And it seems even when people get to a point where they have so much more than everyone else, they try to keep it that way. I've never heard of someone winning the lottery and then splitting it to different charities after they've made sure they're comfortable or something for example. Maybe it's happened, I don't know. And even if it hasn't, it could be that they're just focused on their loved ones having the best quality of life they can, which again I completely understand and admire. But I don't think that's the case for everyone, it's not the case for me anyway, I just like video games so I spend my money and time on it, rather than helping someone who needs help. It's just purely about me. And I don't think I'm alone in that, maybe I am but I don't think I am.
I do believe there are good people in the world, I know some people who I have nothing but absolute love for, and nobody's perfect and we all may have a biased perception of things, not think about other perspectives sometimes etc. But still by looking at the world, and the inequality of it all, and then seeing all these terrible things happen in the media and stuff, it's kind of hard for me to say 'human beings are awesome', you know?
And then just day to day I tend to kind of be biased in imagining the worst of strangers. I'm always suspicious of strangers, suspicious of their motives or what they could do. Not that I'm convinced all strangers are harmful or anything, but the suspicion is always there. So there's that too.
Hopefully that made sense and didn't sound like I was lecturing people or anything, I'm not saying 'people are selfish and I don't like us' or anything, I get it, I have a focus on my own life and stuff around me because that's what's in my field of view, that's what my attention is on, and it's easy to forget about others far away, easy to purposefully forget too so that I can do what will make me happy. I just don't think it makes me a 'good person'. Sure I make sure to do some good, I donate to charities sometimes, I try to be kind and understanding and give people the benefit of the doubt as much as I can. But I don't think that makes me 'good' overall, and I don't think I'm alone in being that way, from what I've seen. So yeah.
I don't want to judge other people when I don't know them and I'm not inside their heads, so this opinion isn't like, set in stone, I'm willing to be proven wrong, and I don't have this like solid opinion that 'people are this way', because I don't know that. It's just, the stuff I see makes me lean towards those conclusions so far. So that's kind of my stance on it.
EDIT: And it's not that I think I/others have to be completely selfless to be a good person or a good human race or anything either, I think we all need to look after ourselves as well. It's just, it feels a bit excessive sometimes, when I see what some people have, the sheer amount of money or quality of life, yet still choose to spend time/money on themselves to further enhance their lives, purely for personal gain, rather than helping others, like myself, I do that. And that's the point I'm trying to make I think.
EDIT AGAIN (and again): And I don't dislike those people or myself for doing that, I don't feel dislike towards them/it
It's just like, a 'fact' of life, human beings are kind of like that sometimes, I guess? Just the way I am, to focus on my own life, just naturally that way. Maybe I'm a bad person for not disliking myself for it, or not disliking others for it, or seeing it as 'just the way it is' rather than fixing it for myself, I don't know.
I don't think being that way makes me or anyone else 'bad' or evil or anything, just makes it hard for me to think that people in general, like our human race, are great and wonderful and stuff
Hopefully this makes sense, I keep thinking 'actually I think my point came across like 'this' by accident and making a new post to clarify it lol
- Wed Aug 29, 2018 3:35 pm
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No lol, 8 was always my 'lucky number' as a kid. I always used to get clutch 8's in board games and stuff, and I also got my dog (who I love so much) on my 8th Birthday. So 8 has always been my favourite number!JaggedJimmyJay wrote: ↑Wed Aug 29, 2018 2:47 pm @Infected_alien8_, were there seven other infected aliens before you?
- Wed Aug 29, 2018 2:26 pm
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[mention]Tsaiah[/mention] *
- Wed Aug 29, 2018 2:26 pm
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@tsaiah if you had to give someone one piece of advice for life, what would it be?
- Tue Aug 28, 2018 10:48 pm
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what is one thing you learned from your experience playing in the Mafia Universe tournament?JaggedJimmyJay wrote: ↑Tue Aug 28, 2018 9:50 pm @Infected_alien8_, what is one thing you learned from your experience playing in the Mafia Universe tournament?
@Tsaiah, are there any players who you feel have most influenced your approach to Mafia (from any site)?
Each of you: what was the first Internet forum you regularly visited?
I learnt a *lot*, but one thing would be to keep my attention on things that are actually alignment-indicative. In my first game, there was a player called SR, and I found myself mindmelding with him a l o t, like the things he'd say were things I wanted to say too, and because of that, I was able to view my own thoughts laid out to the thread but coming from someone else, which proved to be a really useful experience. I learnt that, as he admitted, a lot of the thoughts I had that I pursued - ones I had withheld from saying in that particular game because he was already saying it all, but on my homesite they were things I'd flood the thread with - were actually more about picking at people's logic than actually determining their alignment. I realized I spent a great deal of time playing Mafia pointing out logical flaws or loopholes in others' arguments and acting as though logical flaws meant they were Mafia, when really a lot of it was just not indicative of alignment because we all sometimes make errors in logic regardless of alignment (myself included obviously). And it was only through seeing SR pursue things like that, that I questioned 'okay but, is this actually relevant to their alignment?', and a few others questioned it to, and he basically said that a lot of the time he didn't really think that far ahead about that, just saw logical error and wanted to dig into it, which is exactly how I was too, and it was like 'woah... that's what I DO!'. So I learnt that some things aren't alignment-indicative and some are, and even though keeping everything logical is useful in Mafia, spending all my energy and flooding the thread with pushing at someone for a logical flaw isn't the best use of my time. I should have learnt that already since I've mislynched someone for logical flaws before, but it took seeing someone else do it to make me realize what I had to change. It was pretty amazing.
I mean who knows maybe I completely misinterpreted what SR was saying and we weren't actually on the same page about that and it was just me but I still learnt a lot from him lol
what was the first Internet forum you regularly visited?
My homesite, though it went by a different name back then, but it's been my #1 forum ever since I was 12 or so, and up until like two years ago was the only one I'd ever used.
- Tue Aug 28, 2018 12:14 am
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Also about the 'good vs evil' thing, I don't think I'm 'inherently good' or anything and when I say that I tend to lean towards viewing the human race in general in a pessimistic way, that includes myself, just in case anyone thought I was sitting on a high horse saying I thought I was better than anyone else lol, that's not the case!Infected_alien8_ wrote: ↑Tue Aug 28, 2018 12:11 am what's your favorite food? we're all big foodies around here.
Pasta probably. Like, spaghetti bolognese or something.
do you think people are inherently good or evil?
I don't know. I don't want to give an answer for that because I don't have one so whatever I write would be something I've only come up with right now and would probably be something I'd find a flaw in later. I also don't have a personal definition of 'good' or 'evil'.
I will say that I think I tend to gravitate towards a pessimistic view of the human race in general, but I wouldn't go so far as to say I think people are inherently evil. There are some people I see as absolutely good through and through and have nothing but love for them.
But I don't know whether I think people are ever 'inherently' good/evil, and if people are, in general, one or the other, I don't know which I'd ultimately decide on. I think a lot of people are capable of doing good things for others for example, kindness and thoughtfulness, and I think those same people are often capable of doing bad things for others and having selfish acts as well. I don't know if that means those selfish acts are 'evil' though. I've met some people who lean far one way over the other (far more giving than selfish, and vice versa). I'm not really sure where that leaves me.
So yeah, my answer is still 'I don't know' lol
I definitely want to hear the long version of this story!
Okay, here it is:
Spoiler: show
- Tue Aug 28, 2018 12:11 am
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what's your favorite food? we're all big foodies around here.
Pasta probably. Like, spaghetti bolognese or something.
do you think people are inherently good or evil?
I don't know. I don't want to give an answer for that because I don't have one so whatever I write would be something I've only come up with right now and would probably be something I'd find a flaw in later. I also don't have a personal definition of 'good' or 'evil'.
I will say that I think I tend to gravitate towards a pessimistic view of the human race in general, but I wouldn't go so far as to say I think people are inherently evil. There are some people I see as absolutely good through and through and have nothing but love for them.
But I don't know whether I think people are ever 'inherently' good/evil, and if people are, in general, one or the other, I don't know which I'd ultimately decide on. I think a lot of people are capable of doing good things for others for example, kindness and thoughtfulness, and I think those same people are often capable of doing bad things for others and having selfish acts as well. I don't know if that means those selfish acts are 'evil' though. I've met some people who lean far one way over the other (far more giving than selfish, and vice versa). I'm not really sure where that leaves me.
So yeah, my answer is still 'I don't know' lol
I definitely want to hear the long version of this story!
Okay, here it is:
Pasta probably. Like, spaghetti bolognese or something.
do you think people are inherently good or evil?
I don't know. I don't want to give an answer for that because I don't have one so whatever I write would be something I've only come up with right now and would probably be something I'd find a flaw in later. I also don't have a personal definition of 'good' or 'evil'.
I will say that I think I tend to gravitate towards a pessimistic view of the human race in general, but I wouldn't go so far as to say I think people are inherently evil. There are some people I see as absolutely good through and through and have nothing but love for them.
But I don't know whether I think people are ever 'inherently' good/evil, and if people are, in general, one or the other, I don't know which I'd ultimately decide on. I think a lot of people are capable of doing good things for others for example, kindness and thoughtfulness, and I think those same people are often capable of doing bad things for others and having selfish acts as well. I don't know if that means those selfish acts are 'evil' though. I've met some people who lean far one way over the other (far more giving than selfish, and vice versa). I'm not really sure where that leaves me.
So yeah, my answer is still 'I don't know' lol
I definitely want to hear the long version of this story!

Okay, here it is:
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- Mon Aug 27, 2018 4:00 pm
- Forum: Welcome to the Family
- Topic: Interrogation Room - alexa
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Re: Infected_alien8_ & Tsaiah - Interrogation Room
do you know any good jokes i can impress my friends with?
Afraid not lol
Afraid not lol
- Mon Aug 27, 2018 3:59 pm
- Forum: Welcome to the Family
- Topic: Interrogation Room - alexa
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- Views: 348931
Re: Infected_alien8_ & Tsaiah - Interrogation Room
Woops that was meant to be a
emoji lol

- Mon Aug 27, 2018 3:59 pm
- Forum: Welcome to the Family
- Topic: Interrogation Room - alexa
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- Views: 348931
Re: Infected_alien8_ & Tsaiah - Interrogation Room
Pancakes or waffles?
I've never had waffles, so pancakes I guess!
Do you prefer vanilla mafia or wacky madness mafia?
Wacky madness mafia!
What was your most memorable mafia moment/game?
Probably when I tricked a member of the Mafia into revealing all of their teammates to me and exposed them all, for the second time
I've never had waffles, so pancakes I guess!
Do you prefer vanilla mafia or wacky madness mafia?
Wacky madness mafia!
What was your most memorable mafia moment/game?
Probably when I tricked a member of the Mafia into revealing all of their teammates to me and exposed them all, for the second time

- Mon Aug 27, 2018 3:32 pm
- Forum: Welcome to the Family
- Topic: Interrogation Room - alexa
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- Views: 348931
Re: Infected_alien8_ & Tsaiah - Interrogation Room
Hello! Sorry in advance for my empty answers, I'm not very interesting lol
where are you from?
I'm from the UK
how often do you use facebook?
I used it to access a group chat for a project I was in at school
do you read the newspaper?
Nope
can you speak any other languages?
Nope
what's one physical feature you wish you could change about yourself?
No idea, 'grass greener on the other side' phenomenon and all that, I'd probably regret any change I made for some reason even though I have no idea what regrets those would be
what do you do for a living/study?
I study Psychology at University
where are you from?
I'm from the UK
how often do you use facebook?
I used it to access a group chat for a project I was in at school
do you read the newspaper?
Nope
can you speak any other languages?
Nope
what's one physical feature you wish you could change about yourself?
No idea, 'grass greener on the other side' phenomenon and all that, I'd probably regret any change I made for some reason even though I have no idea what regrets those would be
what do you do for a living/study?
I study Psychology at University