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Terrible things turn terrible

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Only when your empathetic side outweighs the happiness you get out of doing terrible things

Making you feel sick overall

If a criminal does his job and gets more happiness because he has no empathy, then it's okay
 
This also proves that luck isn't always luck if you feel like its good, therefore you can't control what you think as "intuition"
 
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