The biggest problem with our side is we have crazy high moral expectations whole offering nothing in return or tangible support to those who are doing something.
"Doing the right thing" can only motivate you so much.
But this kid promotes himself WAY too much for me not to get weird vibes. He reminds me of those guys that give money away, but then film it and post it on YouTube for views and end up making way more than they gave away.
If we are seeking to increase social reputation because of our behaviors is that really moral?
Has this sub not yet realized the difference between people who do good anonymously and those who do "good" under a spotlight?
Just something about this guy rubs me wrong...
The biggest problem with our side is we have crazy high moral expectations whole offering nothing in return or tangible support to those who are doing something.
"Doing the right thing" can only motivate you so much.
I get your point, and I don't disagree.
But this kid promotes himself WAY too much for me not to get weird vibes. He reminds me of those guys that give money away, but then film it and post it on YouTube for views and end up making way more than they gave away.
If we are seeking to increase social reputation because of our behaviors is that really moral?