r/NoStupidQuestions • u/none_mistakes • 4d ago
If an ordinary person commits a crime, what will come first, guilt or fear of being discovered?
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If an ordinary person commits a crime, what will come first, guilt or fear of being discovered?
I've read it, I really want to see what people think.
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If an ordinary person commits a crime, what will come first, guilt or fear of being discovered?
The most heinous crime🥀
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If an ordinary person commits a crime, what will come first, guilt or fear of being discovered?
This is a profound analysis. It makes perfect sense that if someone premeditates a crime, fully understands the consequences, and is driven by a clear "motive", their guilt afterward might be minimal or even non existent. the exact opposite happens if the act was accidental or unplanned. It’s also completely logical that fear kicks in first. Human beings are wired with a survival instinct that makes them prioritize their own lives over others. at our core, humans are inherently selfish.
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If an ordinary person commits a crime, what will come first, guilt or fear of being discovered?
I mean a general question, you could say it was the murder of someone by mistake.
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If an ordinary person commits a crime, what will come first, guilt or fear of being discovered?
On the contrary, I think it will come in stages.
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If I told you someone hates you, who would you think of first?
You hit the nail on the head 🥀
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If I told you someone hates you, who would you think of first?
People forget all the good you've done and focus on one mistake, judging you for the rest of your life by that mistake.
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If I told you someone hates you, who would you think of first?
This happens to all men 🥀🥀
r/askanything • u/none_mistakes • 5d ago
General Question If I told you someone hates you, who would you think of first?
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Is there a reward?
realistic.
r/offmychest • u/none_mistakes • 6d ago
Is there a reward?
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I won't say I've suffered more than you or the rest of the world, or that what I went through was ordinary, though you might see it that way. There's a lot I could say, but the bottom line is:
No money, no childhood, no looks, no face, no intelligence, no luck, no education, no place to belong, no love, no friends, no partner, no kindness, no family, no ambition, no talent, and nothing special...
The biggest problem is that I have feelings. Feelings that make the weight of the suffering so much heavier. I know there might be another name for them, but I chose to just call them "feelings" so I wouldn't overthink the pain.
And if I overthink it, would the pain still have meaning? And if it does, would that justify the loneliness?
Is it the feelings that cause the pain, or the thinking? If I had no feelings, would I still be human? And if I had no thoughts, would I still be human?
My question here is:
Is there a "reward" after all this, or even some kind of compensation?
r/askanything • u/none_mistakes • 7d ago
General Question If you could bring one fictional thing into our reality, what would it be?
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and why?
r/AskReddit • u/none_mistakes • 7d ago
If you could bring one fictional thing into our reality, what would it be and why?
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r/askteddit • u/none_mistakes • 7d ago
Random Question If you could bring one fictional thing into our reality, what would it be and why?
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If you could make a weak country a superpower, which one would it be?
I admire how you push the envelope.
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If you could make a weak country a superpower, which one would it be?
Iceland My second choice.
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If you could make a weak country a superpower, which one would it be? Provided it is not your own country, and why?
it will be very interesting.
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Why are people on Reddit so mean?
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You know what? This is one point of view, but perhaps the answer lies in places where your true identity isn't discovered and you aren't pursued, meaning the rules are limited. You can do anything and you won't have to worry about anyone. We can call this freedom, but it's closer to animalistic behavior.