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>> It massively increases the probability of people liking you. (Which is,
>> after all, the most important thing in life.)
>
> I would disagree. The most important thing to me in life is to be
> respected. People who like you but disrespect you are not friends;
> they're people who generally see you as a means to an end.
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> I also rank highly along with respect is that people see me as being
> ethical, fair, and honest. I wouldn't give up those principles just to
> have "people" like me. People come and go. Ethics, honesty, fairness -
> these things stick with you your entire life.
I would say that I want to be liked by the right people.
Those are the kind of people who wouldn't like me if I *wasn't* fair,
ethical and honest.
Different axioms, same conclusion.
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