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Seriously, kindness is overrated

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First thing:
Kindness is necessarily subordinate to intelligence

Second thing:
Kindness is overly dependent on receptivity, i.e., it’s mainly perspective

I won’t give examples, but will provide them if requested

Third thing:
Consequently, the reason why kindness would seem to be valued is because of its “goody-goody” value or “ I think kindness is useful because I imagine it as an important virtue”
 
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Being kind’s great, as long as it’s real and not some fake, forced act to save face.
How can it be great if kindness is perspective? A stopgap at best
 
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Do you really think a little kindness, like offering a helping hand when someone’s down, means nothing just because it’s not permanent?
Sometimes it’s a good thing
 
I’m a fucking r****d because it’s obviously perspective, not prospective
 
First thing:
Kindness is necessarily subordinate to intelligence

Second thing:
Kindness is overly dependent on receptivity, i.e., it’s mainly perspective

I won’t give examples, but will provide them if requested

Third thing:
Consequently, the reason why kindness would seem to be valued is because of its “goody-goody” value or “ I think kindness is useful because I imagine it as an important virtue”
Water
 
I can't help but not be overly kind

I need to grow a spine
 
I can't help but not be overly kind

I need to grow a spine
It probably won't help you but consider kindness as a subordinate of intelligence, kindness is based on direct actionability to something

If you can actuate something because you are intelligent it’s better to use intelligence or wisdom rather than kindness
 

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