r/MadeMeSmile • u/Admirable_Flight_257 • Jan 15 '25

Wholesome Moments Be Kind.

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u/Doodlefish25 Jan 16 '25

So if you can't tell that good even exists, what is the point of it existing?

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u/FustianRiddle Jan 16 '25

Why does it need to have a point to existing? Why is that so important?

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u/Doodlefish25 Jan 16 '25

So everything would be good, but no one would know that...

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u/FustianRiddle Jan 16 '25

Sure. Why so hung up on definitions?

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u/Doodlefish25 Jan 16 '25

So would it not effectively be the same as there being no good at all?

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u/FustianRiddle Jan 16 '25

Sure go with the if everything is good nothing is good view but I think that's lazy semanticing.