Extroverts and intellectual conversation: How do you find people

[Nemo2]

I’ve found anytime curious people gather, it’s fun.

I said to DW "Hey, that's me" - she replied "I think you have the wrong definition of 'curious'".

 

[eytonxav]

Interesting. So what did you figure out? You know, about the meaning of morality? I have a very good friend that I talk with whenever I can. He graduated HS. If I asked him what the meaning of morality is, he would answer without hesitation. "Treating folks the way you would want to be treated." That's just about the most intellectual thing I could imagine and I have a masters degree and taught several college courses. Naturally, YMMV.

I like that meaning! Now, what would be the antithesis of morality? The only thing that comes to mind for me which is short and to the point, is the MSM.

 

[Koolau]

I like that meaning! Now, what would be the antithesis of morality? The only thing that comes to mind for me which is short and to the point, is the MSM.

Heh, heh, works for me!

 

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