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The thing about good and bad is …there is Instinct, there is Conformity and then there is Conscience.

Instinct: Instinct is the very first we encounter as living beings. Instinct got to deal with survival. When a baby crawls and hits his head on a wall and it hurts, no one need tell him to bend over or dodge next time he sees a wall. That’s instinct and survival.

Conformity: This one refers to aligning one’s self to generally accepted rules, goals behavior, etc. even when you might have had different bearing if left alone. For instance, some of us would have been Muslims if our parents were Muslims too, vice versa. We conform to standards we meet and may even end up passing them down.

Conscience: A lot of people get this one wrong. This one is defined as inner feeling or voice viewed as acting as a guide to the rightness or wrongness of one’s behavior i.e. “he had a guilty conscience about his desires” Synonyms: sense of right or wrong, moral sense, inner voice, etc

Notice that conformity and Instinct (in smaller doses) have a lot to do with conscience. Lets take a Barbarian for instance: he is born into a cannibalistic group, where survival (instinct) means you got to do whatever to survive even if it means preying on the weak amongst you. Failure to do so, you might be termed as weak or eaten too. He met such a tradition and conforms to it. As far as this individual (barbarian) is concerned, the right thing to do when you see a weakling is to strike or defeat and seize the others property and women. In this case, “guilt” would not be felt when he kills the weakling rather “guilt” will be felt when he lets the weakling go. So usually, what your “conscience” allows may be evil to someone else and vice versa.

Now what is the yardstick used to judge good and evil? Isn’t the yardstick on its own flawed? The yardstick is this golden rule: Do unto others as you love them to do to you”, or am I wrong?

But bear in mind that whatever a writer scribbles down is done out of a writers independence of view, opinion, diversification, discretion and most times a writer writes in order to get world views and not to indoctrinate you to his/her own belief except in cases of shrinks or psychologists who help people who are almost or completely lost come back to a state of rest.

A blog is not a church and it has no doctrine. It’s the freeman’s media of expression. I may teach you how to flirt with a man today and sleep with him today even if you don’t love him and then condemn it tomorrow. It’s now left to you to use your own filter to work.

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