I would have to almost completely disagree with you, mate. You ask the attempt to brush your teeth before a shower and then connect that with a lack of freedom because of subconscious motives. That simply

First and foremost, what you've provided is a beautiful piece of text. I am so far inclined to agree, to some extent, with a lot of what is touched upon. Especially, "When we attach too much importance

Thank you, @eco-alex. In truth, it was your original post that provoked my thoughts and subsequent post on the topic. So I thank you for your mind. The upvote is also greatly appreciated. Again, cheers

An interesting point you've made, I thank you for it. I would ask what exactly you mean by surrender in that case. Acceptance of suffering is, of course, one thing, but I would argue that surrender to

Absolutely we could. However, my question was in relation to your question, "Can you let the mud settle and the water clear?" To be more specific, I'm asking what exactly you mean by letting

Should we let the mud settle and water clear? One could even argue that because everything is exactly where it should be, as you said, then we shouldn't let the mud settle and water clear, because to do

It's entirely likely I've somehow misinterpreted your meaning when you suggest surrendering. And I would agree immensely with our thoughts making things worse than they often need be. I may need clarification,

Ah, but that's were the crux of the issue lies. In your first post you said that Good & Bad were labels created by humans, but now you suggest morals are more than purely human. So, I suppose the question

Not at all. I would consider them a natural part of the life of animals, and that to us it isn't a matter of Good or Bad. It is a matter of survival and sustainability. They must kill in order to survive,

I think that's too simplistic. The ideas of Good & Bad are extremely profound. For example, there is moral good, such as not killing another person. Food can taste good, but that doesn't mean it taste

I enjoyed reading this to some extent. There are many points I'd be inclined to agree with, and a few I'd argue a different view. Your last sentence strikes me as one I would disagree: "We can avoid

Food for thought if ever I've seen some. Seems to me the question of a creator is a deep, deep rabbit hole. I don't know if anyone can really answer it definitively. Not with any real authority. Still,

What would you consider a reasonable alternative to a governed civilization?

You've written an interesting article here, and I'm going to have to properly read and analyse it. Certainly worth doing so. I do have a question and, with all good intent, a recommendation. My question

Thank you, @futuremind. I appreciate the comment.

Beautiful addition, I particularly like the last line, "And each flower and herb on Earth's dark breast rose from the dreams of its wintry rest."

My many thanks to both @jrswab and @muxxybot. I truly appreciate the feature. Here's to the many up-and-coming writers and poets. Cheers!

Is this an hourly chart or daily? So basically, after the completion Siacoin could rise or fall.

I accept and am honored. Cheers, @MuxxyBot

Well written, mate. You pose good food for thought with this article. It's an interesting thing to think of just how good it can be to have platforms like Steemit, and many others, where real information