What do you think that morals are, if not societal expectations? Lots of cultures disagree about what is moral and what isn't, and people from those cultures have adopted those morals by being raised in those cultures.
If people in those cultures stop caring if others within their own culture perceive their actions as moral, then society devolves into chaos. Maybe sociopathy would have been a better word than narcissism (although I am not a psychologist); a society of primarily sociopaths cannot survive.
PeriodicallyPedantic
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Thats a real narcissistic take.
Society can't function if people don't check in to see if you're following the expectations of society. You can bend or break some expectations, but if people don't even check, then society collapses.
Hell yeah!
I wonder where Schitts Creek would fall
This is just "death of the author"
Ultimate IMO, the audience is free to determine the meaning of something, but they're not free to pronounce that the author intended such a meaning.
I once watched Singham, and when the credits rolled I thought
Oh that was short, I thought Indian movies were typically quite long!
It was the opening credits.
Yes, I was very high. My friends had to pause the movie because they were laughing so hard.
I commend your bravery and will mourn your loss
Drilling bottom?
Alright, where can I get some???
I don't think the person who appeared after you on my feed got the message \
I'm still trying to figure out my network settings so that I can have my IoT one one network while still being able to access my home assistant from the other network.
Unfortunately, my ISP is also my cable company, and I have to use their modem/router combo else the cable boxes won't accept the cable signal. I'm using my own wireless access point (which also doubles as a switch for the handful of Ethernet devices I have), and it can split off a separate SSID, but that's not really doing much.
It's like "sending"
Could be good or bad depending on the context
I think thats too pedantic of an interpretation (surprising, considering my name lol).
I don't really agree that something we'd recognize as a moral system could form in a vacuum.
If someone's morals diverge significantly from the culture they're embedded in, I see three avenues for them:
Even in your extreme example, I think that only sociopaths could "go it alone", and that the people who did disagree with their culture often did so knowing that they weren't alone in that belief.
But really you're putting way to much thought into a shitpost.