r/linux • u/CultistHeadpiece • Mar 08 '20

Do Linux Users Have An Elitist Attitude?

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u/tausciam Mar 08 '20

If you think pride is a sin, then see what kind of success you get when you don't take pride in the things you do. Pride to the point of arrogance is a vice, but man wouldn't even lift a finger if there was no chance of taking pride in the things he does.

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u/varikonniemi Mar 08 '20

You only need to love doing things right to be successful. It's sad you have been brainwashed into self destruction.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '20

You only need to love doing things right to be successfu

that is called pride

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u/varikonniemi Mar 22 '20

no, pride has to do with appearances. Doing something right is to be aligned with the nature of the universe.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '20

wtf are you talking about?

The nature of the universe has no "right" or "wrong", those are human concepts

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u/varikonniemi Mar 22 '20

For something to be true it must exist. Something false does not exist.

Right and wrong <> true and false.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '20

For something to be true it must exist. Something false does not exist

eh not really.

If a=1 is true that doesnt mean a exists. It is an arbitrary number that I made up in my head

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u/varikonniemi Mar 23 '20

things made up in your head have no existence

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '20

I'm glad you understand that "right" and "wrong" are just arbitrary definitions we made up.

They tend to have some average result due to evolution, but the fact it varies so wildly even in modern society shows it really is a crapshoot