People don't immediately choose crime if there are horrifying legal options (dangerous or unpleasant work) available to them. Yeah, but everyone really has options, just that some prefer to do morally

Maybe, but killing is not always something morally bad, there are cases in which killing someone is justified, as in personal defense. In that case most people would kill, if strictly necessary, to survive,

In my opinion, the theory that humans are capable of doing everything, even the most despicable things, for survival is a myth, they say as an example that the underworld exists because there is poverty,

there is no goodness without the capacity to do evil and therefore Right, I always say that you cannot be good if you are not able to do evil, one must be able to do evil first BUT choose not to do it,

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Yeah, right, I agree with what you say. I was not thinking, in fact, in religions when saying all this, I think that people can reconcile religion with deep thinking if they make use of reason, a case

Absolutely. And thank you for stopping by!

I see. Get on with that then.

I will support you, although I don't have much to give, my full upvote is $0.01. Language barriers can cause a lot of problems, even in Spanish, since you mention it, there are many books and information

If someone were to tell me in the past that by this time I would have to prove that "I'm not a robot" to do certain things, I would have imagined something totally different, but the truth is

As far as I know, free will has nothing to do with choosing parents or sexual orientation, or anything like that, it has to do with choosing what you do and what you think. Yes, you have these parents,

Well I could give a very philosophical answer to that question, and I would say that it is because they don't know themselves, then they define themselves by what they are not, which is what they know.

Interesting. Something that strikes me about the many groups that we humans tend to classify into is that many of them (if not all) are created by the perceived difference between them and other people,

Mathematics is the study of numbers and their relationships :) So no, there is no math without numbers. Goodbye.

You're right.

Do you think that numbers, the substrate of mathematics, exist objectively? Do you think the number 2, for example, exists outside of our mind? The number 76? The 1,102,000? Do you think that these, and

And thanks for the resteemed (rehived?) by the way.

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In fact, when Democritus raised the existence of atoms he was referring to infinitely small elements that could not be divided, hence his name, atom (which means "indivisible"). Scientists believed

Absolutely.