all the plato socrates shit in here

[Mr.sharer]

[brotherdoobie]

^ Constipated, obviously.


-bd

[bilkenter]

ahahah luv ya m8 definitely luv ya kamon now, who wanna argue the argument in which plato says that acts that are done should be derived from the satisfaction of doing it not from the benefits that come along with the acts... For example, lets think about GAs, is it done to help others or to help ourself? If it is done to help others, why do we have to do it here on a forum in which all beholders are observing our deeds?

Also, I definitely didnt know we had such a section thanks M8...if u need any invite, come by will get ya anything u asked for except the staff given ones...

[Mr.sharer]

see what i mean bd ^^

[bilkenter]

mbb is much more suitable i guess isnt it

[Something Else]

A plate of soccer and shit.

[Mr.sharer]

thats what they serve in thailand

[Mr.sharer]

seriously bilkenter why are we talking about dead people here ?

[Acumen]

edit... dp

[Acumen]

in which plato says that acts that are done should be derived from the satisfaction of doing it not from the benefits that come along with the acts... For example, lets think about GAs, is it done to help others or to help ourself? If it is done to help others, why do we have to do it here on a forum in which all beholders are observing our deeds?

That's dumb. Clearly the satisfaction is a benefit. The "Give-Away"ee eliciting a sense of satisfaction (satisfying our innate desire to help the community) and subsequently rewarding the "Give-Away"er some prudent reputation (socially and in the form of the BT point) make Give Aways much more like Trades...

just instead of trading two of the same sort of values (Trading), during GAs two people are trading one kind of value for another...