#prespective

morning jog (100 post!)

Original from @donnamias

Nature vs nurture. Is anyone really ever born evil? Or is it something you learn, is violence really human nature or something we are taught? If morality is taught, and not born with, then can do we have the right to punish what's 'evil' to us? And what is, evil? What makes something 'good' or 'bad' if morality is subjective and we can learn to be cruel? Does the explanation to why they did something, make their actions justifiable? If we look into people's perspectives, can we still call them evil? Punish them for their actions? Does someone have to be cartoonishly 'bad' to deserve consequence?

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Welwyn Wilton Katz; // Post by @youngdelusionchaos ;// Albert Einstein; // Franz Kafka; // Marianne Williamson; // "Robin", by Taylor Swift; // Post by @fraiserire; // Post by @the-union-of-the-silent-eyes; // "Auguries of Inoccence", by William Blake; // "Electricity", song of the musical Billy Elliot; // "The Swing", by Robert Louis Stevenson; // "Nothing Sexier than Freedmon", by Helen Edwards; // Post by @the-union-of-the-silent-eyes; // Post by @canyoucallthatpoetry; // Post by @tbartss; // Post by @starrrygirls; // "The Wee Free Men", by Terry Pratchett; // "Under the Net", by Iris Murdoc; // Art by Changyu Zou

a growing thursday*