> My mistake. I took your other claims of wanting to educate, teach and
> open the eyes of 'tech geekers' as genuine. I didn't realise you were
> deliberately trying to be annoying and offensive.
> I don't understand why you feel its an achievement to be a troll. There
> is little skill in achieving such a badge - in fact, many achieve it
> without wanting to or even trying.
i can't say it's a achievement or not. It's odd to even think of it
that way. In fact, the very existance of the concept, and the term,
“troll”, i take to be socially damaging. For detail, see:
“On Ignoring Trolls” (2002) by Xah Lee.
http://xahlee.org/UnixResource_dir/writ/troll_ignorance.html
Quote:
«
I'll find a day to massacre them all,
And raze their faction and their family...
—William Shakespeare, in Titus Andronicus
magic a scissor i wish
so sharp and so cross
so that i can chop
chop off brainless heads
i would like to swing
a giant ax swing
off with their heads
of priests and deans
evil wish i be
hatred i behold
the righteous and the main
torture with no death
befalls to them
— Xah Lee
»
Tim wrote:
«I wouldn't bother. As I stated before, I believed you were genuine in
your claims to want to enducate and teach. I'm not interested in
helping you stroke your ego or feed your fantasies regarding being
some sort of usernet 'celebrity'. I will often give people the benefit
of the doubt, which may mean I'm more naive than I should be, but I
now know better. Thanks for at least coming clean and making your true
motives clear.»
O Tim, ease up on painting me.
Check out this article:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master-slave_morality
quote:
«Master morality weighs actions on a scale of good or bad consequences
unlike slave morality which weighs actions on a scale of good or evil
intentions. »
Xah
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http://xahlee.org/
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