I will admit Matthew and I are similar in some ways but I have a stronger value system than he does. Integrity, if you will. His respect for other people is rather shallow. His love goes only as far as the power he has over someone.
I am not going to lambaste this trait since it is so common in the power structures of today's society. Whether people can live happily treating people this way is beyond me. I certainly cannot.
Matthew wants servants in his life. He admires servitude, compliance and an ear that listens to him. I admire autonomous and free human beings. I admire the spontaneous and unique nature that comes from the individual and the ego.
To each his own.
You're kidding, right? You have no integrity at all. You ran a script that stole CPU cycles from visitors to your website to mine bitcoins for you without their knowledge. You then defended it because you only stole a little money, and anything you steal under 25 cents is fine. You cannot even see how the very act of theft itself is wrong and makes you dishonest and unreliable.
Every time you get called out for some half-assed idea you bail on (which you also refuse to acknowledge. Where's the Woolong Device prototype?), you delete all your posts and change your name, trying to pass as something nuts like a retired horse trader. You refuse to take responsibility for anything you do, preferring to hide and attempt to pass yourself off as something you're not.
You're a liar, a thief, and are unfathomably dishonest. Then you have the gall to turn up here and talk about all the integrity you have? Answer for something at least once in your life and address all the above.
I have no desire to argue about javascript and other technologies with you.
Reverence for dogma and claims of social authority are not in my value system. My integrity lies in the uncompromisable respect for my own desires, morality and love for life.
The spooks your integrity calls for are not of my cause and will never be. Don't waste your time, my friend.
I don't know what's going on, but this is funny stuff.
This is classic Atlas. He defines his own morality, and expects others to respect that. If he steals from you, too bad, it isn't immoral to him, so it shouldn't be immoral to you. You can trust him because even if he does steal, he doesn't consider it theft. Makes a lot of sense, doesn't it?
Atlas, it is more or less universal that people don't trust others who have proven they are willing to steal, particularly if they have no remorse for it. Religious belief has nothing to do with it.
If you want people to trust you, own up to it, and don't do it again. And finish a project for once.
To clarify for the rest of you, this is Atlas, someone who hopes to do business in your community, stating that in his mind, it is perfectly ok to steal, and has done so in the past, an act for which he refuses to take any responsibility or even acknowledge.
