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The daily flamebait by Arachnid2004-10-21 02:00:38
  Depends by Spisefisken2004-10-21 02:09:19
    Wasn't it Freud that held the view... by Arachnid2004-10-21 02:11:22
      I agree with you there by Yaeger2004-10-21 03:45:29
        Huh? by Spisefisken2004-10-21 04:08:23
          I think you're missing my point somewhat by Yaeger2004-10-21 04:44:51
            You might not expect it consciously by Spisefisken2004-10-21 04:53:48
              The *real* point I am trying to make by Yaeger2004-10-21 07:15:43
                But are acting selfish by Spisefisken2004-10-21 07:28:56
                  And it makes you feel good to know by Yaeger2004-10-21 07:41:03
                    That is how the world works by Spisefisken2004-10-21 07:44:39
                      Does it ? by Yaeger2004-10-21 07:54:44
                        By "selfish reason", do you mean . . . by HadEnuf2004-10-21 08:40:08
                          To answer the question, neither. by Yaeger2004-10-21 08:44:55
                            What is the sound of one hand clapping? by Naruki2004-10-21 08:51:34
                              What impossible restrictions ? by Yaeger2004-10-21 08:57:49
                                In your statement. by Naruki2004-10-21 09:02:10
                                If you want to interpret it that way by Yaeger 2004-10-21 09:32:12
be my guest, that's your choice. It does mean I will get out of this conversation, because I feel it would become pointless.

But I will give it one more shot, including all statements I made.
First statement : Any altruistic act has a selfish motive.
My first statement: The statement above can be dangerous, and you can seriously damage your trust in someone by seeking selfish motives behind altruistic acts towards you.
Second statement (I think originally from Spisefisken) : The first statement really is true.
My statement : Suppose you really believe the first statement, how would you feel if you couldn't find one ?

Now, where do I impose impossible restrictions ?

One possible answer to my question: f4'ed up. Badly.
[ Reply ]
                                It's just that, in your first statement, . . . by HadEnuf2004-10-21 09:54:23
                                That's it exactly. by Naruki2004-10-21 15:17:07

 

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