The most evil thing you can thing of.
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I think evil is being too dumb and ignorant to see the damn red wriggly lines telling them they made a spelling error.
Huh, I thought about making a horrible joke about thinking evil was good stuff, but, eh.
Evil is ignorance that guides someone to think selfishly and stupidly.
Evil is ignorance that guides someone to think selfishly and stupidly.
Hmmm...perhaps defending something evil. I mean, whenever you hear about a terrible crime, it's always the people who get together and say "oh, but he's a nice person, really" that get to me.
Evil is knowingly hurting another who doesn't deserve to be hurt, physically, emotionally, sexually (being the worst) or otherwise.
Clothes, why is everyone forced to wear them? It's not strictly necessary and has seemed to cause so much sexual repression through so many societies.
The most evil thing I can think of is American healthcare (why does anyone put up with it?!) or the pharmaceutical industry in general, and how it will actively try to hide studies with negative/neutral results.
The most evil thing I can think of is American healthcare (why does anyone put up with it?!) or the pharmaceutical industry in general, and how it will actively try to hide studies with negative/neutral results.
That dark churning core of human nature that can only be seen when you know you will get away with it.
Ourselves, we are the worse evil.
Ourselves, we are the worse evil.
Errrm...online translators are notoriously error prone. They are useful if you've got little to no knowledge of the language, but not if you have it mostly down, excepting the odd spelling error.Wushu Panda said:
And as "thing" is a correctly spelt, but different, word, most spellchecks won't pick that one up either.
The post was clear enough to understand...should we call you out for writing "15000", instead of "15,000"?
Because online spell checkers are really good at producing grammatically correct sentences in a different language.Wushu Panda said:
Good for you.
Glad you won't be ruling the world then. This is an online forum thread, not a thesis. There are times when one does not need to produce perfect grammar every single time they post.
No, but we should call him out on his use of "then" instead of "than".thaluikhain said:
But in all seriousness... Dear OP, please define evil. Can an act be evil per se? If so, why? Or do we deem something evil because of its consequences? Whose point of view do we take to evaluate these consequences? What about intentions? Do those count?
Actually you should not. The comma in numbers is not grammar, nor is it necessary. For the most part it is simply a tool to help identify how large the number is and break down for easier reading. For high mathematics and science problems teachers would actually take off points for using the comma. In other countries the period and comma are reversed, such as writing it "15.000,00". So I used a universal writing method, so the number would be clear for all. Because I am just that damn caring.thaluikhain said:
I think you missed when I wanted to put my name down for evil. You're #2 on my list.
The most evil will be something like genocide I guess..
I think cheating on someone is the worst common evil you will encounter though.
I think cheating on someone is the worst common evil you will encounter though.