ethics

Tell me your five top values when you're performing at your natural best. Who is the 'value-you'?

Has anyone else began reading this? I found myself perplexed at picking up this book at this particular part of my mbti/ life journey as I was literally feeling science was failing spirituality and vice versa. Wondering if it would be acceptable to start a thread off of the topic of this work.

What is the difference between being good and being nice? Can you ever be good without the ability to cause harm?

I know it has come up here before, we talk a lot about mental health and personal struggles here. I'm curious what other people's thoughts on this are. Do you think it's a good idea to take what you've learned of psychology to diagnose others or make diagnostic suggestions either IRL or online...

Do you have your own code of conduct?

I am actually taking this topic from another forum (Gamefaqs, as it turns out), but I thought it was good: why do we become what we hate? What does the question mean to you, and do people truly become what they hate? The best response I saw so far was:

I have always known that I can read people well and I also have a certain magnetism when I enjoy being around someone. This includes friends, teachers, potential employers, etc. I have power over certain people with this combination. Recently I met someone for coffee whom I hadn't seen in...

So recently the Center for Medical Progress (a conservative lobbying group, which no doubt raises some of your hackles) has released a number of under-cover videos taken as they discussed the harvest and sale of tissue/organs/parts from fetuses at Planned Parenthood and their affiliates...