“The external world is just a stream of victims for you to rescue.” I do not see a big problem with this, as I agree with the last point that this not pure but still useful, except when are considering equality and majority/minority dynamic. Does a high purpose need to be “pure”? Are humans really completely capable of that? Does it make sense if humans are capable of that from a sociology perspective? To me, the key is to ensure a system that effectively incentivize humans to extend compassion.
I do think a lot of high purposes come from adverse experiences, and by that adverse experience, such as rape/sexual assault, this person would understand a bit more of what the challenges are, how miserable it is, and it makes sense for this person to be personally invested in this clause and make contributions to it.
“The external world is just a stream of victims for you to rescue.” I do not see a big problem with this, as I agree with the last point that this not pure but still useful, except when are considering equality and majority/minority dynamic. Does a high purpose need to be “pure”? Are humans really completely capable of that? Does it make sense if humans are capable of that from a sociology perspective? To me, the key is to ensure a system that effectively incentivize humans to extend compassion.
I do think a lot of high purposes come from adverse experiences, and by that adverse experience, such as rape/sexual assault, this person would understand a bit more of what the challenges are, how miserable it is, and it makes sense for this person to be personally invested in this clause and make contributions to it.