The topic of the short prompt is "The Evil Inside You" which I won't write on as I have no evil inside me and I am pure like a baby angel's white arse and any nefarious things I may have ever done over the years or as I like to say eons ago were purely and utterly influenced by external forces that I have no control over—or so I'd like to say, half-jokingly, half hoping—while shuddering mildly reminiscing the dark ol' days; memories from whence do not wish to leave me for a moment, while I oppress them with all my might!
And now, there's a guy called Sam Harris who insists there is no free will, everything is a result of total body response—and while I know it is probably pure horseshit and hardly any academic takes Harris seriously, there was a similar idea in Nietzsche's Beyond Good and Evil where he challenged Decarte's I think therefore I am and put "I" into question. Perhaps the thinking process itself produces "I" and not the other way around. Hence, can a seemingly 'evil' thing I presumably did be automatically added to 'me' as in a personal self? To my white angel baby arse? I think not.
notacinephile slowly stands up and walks away
source - @zayedsakib
