Hypothetical situation. Regarding slander. In cases of he said she said, the question of someone's character is irrelevant because of the slander that occurred. Slander is defamation of someone's character rendering any continued evaluations of that person completely and totally null and void. The preconceived notions created because of the slander will also inevitably impact the behavior of that person directly, further distorting any evaluation of that character. This why i

The most evil thing I think anyone could ever do, short of unnecessary violence, is manipulating someone's thoughts in to manifest destinies. Everyone has thoughts, concerns, speculations, and anxieties to some extent. The most evil thing someone could ever do is make inferences off of these potentials and turn them in to reality. It disrupts the entirety of someone's psychology. This is the importance of authenticity. Even the smallest insignificant thing being manipulated w

The more easily one gets offended, the less intelligent they actually are. This is a facebook quote, unsure of the trueness or accuracy but Naval Ravikant, respectfully, I couldn't disagree with you more regarding this quote. If I am taking this out of context, I apologize. If an intelligent person doesn't get offended, they are going to be less willing to stand up for themselves or others. That's why this is a dangerous thing to say. We want to be sure that intelligent peopl