Orpheus - HEV90 just sold for 20K-plus on ebay
Dec 26, 2009 at 11:50 AM Post #61 of 66
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I realized I would have been doing this out of guilt and not out of any genuine or spontaneous empathy.


Does it really matter?
 
Dec 26, 2009 at 6:16 PM Post #62 of 66
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the car is better to has coz id rather be able to get to places than get stuck in the middle of the freeway and get killed.


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Duh - What would you be doing in the middle of a freeway without a car???
 
Dec 26, 2009 at 11:47 PM Post #63 of 66
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Originally Posted by wavoman /img/forum/go_quote.gif
The practical and moral implications of giving or not giving to someone begging for money on the streets are subtle and complex.

This is fascinating stuff. Why doesn't Bill Gates give money to people on the street (he has said he plans on giving away 90% of his wealth at minimum)?

Does it do more harm than good? Does it lead to more misery and human suffering?

The answers are not simple. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation take a very interesting approach -- check it out.

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So he is going to give away 90%,big deal,should still leave him with 10 billion to play with.
If he had wanted to help a lot of people in the world he could have kept the price of his software at a reasonable level,then he would have no need to act like a messiah curing the worlds woes.
 
Dec 27, 2009 at 12:14 AM Post #65 of 66
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Originally Posted by ford2 /img/forum/go_quote.gif
So he is going to give away 90%,big deal,should still leave him with 10 billion to play with.
If he had wanted to help a lot of people in the world he could have kept the price of his software at a reasonable level,then he would have no need to act like a messiah curing the worlds woes.



The expression, "No good deed ever goes unpunished" comes to mind.
 

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