I don't claim to be a paragon of honesty or virtue, but through my experiences I've generally understood that lack of virtue can and does trap one in cycles of misery, anxiety & suffering.
I don't claim to be a paragon of honesty or virtue, but through my experiences I've generally understood that lack of virtue can and does trap one in cycles of misery, anxiety & suffering.
God is in the accuracy, God is in the precision. I'm not a churchy man but I could get behind a faith in striving to make things that are as straight and true and clean as possible. Cock on size, cock on centre. Definitely works, definitely fits.
The name of God is accuracy.
Or, you know, I might be wrong.
But there seem to be a bunch of people with sociopath tendencies, mostly in finance, tech & politics, which don't seem to be affected at all by this.
There's a reason people joke about schizophrenics innately recognizing psychopaths.
"What will it profit a man if he gains the whole world, yet forfeits his soul?"
People get lost in conditional existence, advancing their own agenda, morals changing by degrees, until they end up in very difficult positions.
Today I'm thinking of the recently deceased convicted perjurer and world's most successful prison author, Lord Jeffrey Archer.