You've probably seen this scene in a movie, tv show or cartoon at some point in your life where everyone is gathered around the campfire and there is one person, or maybe more, that go around and tell a story. This is as ancient as humanity itself. Can you imagine being there with your great great great great great great ancestors and perhaps seeing a fire lit for the first time and you begin to speak about things that come to your mind?
You know, you may become a billionaire because of it, but sooner or later. Sooner, sooner. Sooner or sooner or later, excuse me. Sooner or later, it may backfire on you, and five minutes too late, so, yeah, ancient storytellers, man. A lot of it did focus on, you know, having morals, and if you. If you. If you lost that, it can end poorly for you. But, yeah, man, peace out
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@FryedOreo · 4:16
Morality in its own right is interesting because I was looking up belief versus belief system. They sound the same, right? One informs the other, but not necessarily. And what you tend to find is, with belief, you don't have absolute proof of it beyond just your belief. But if you were to get a bunch of people to incorporate this belief and aspects of it into a system, it becomes stronger, it becomes a religion, it becomes philosophy, etcetera