Your job was to serverandprotect , not to serve the companies and punish the people ? How do you sleep at night ? How do you explain to your family what you are doing when you cut the thanks giving turkey ? <| sep |> acabei de pegar uma gtx 1060 na kabum tambm que no era p mim , s t na espera de um headset barato , esperana do hyperx cloud de 100 reais voltar <| sep |> I was too dude not just you <| sep |> Excuse me ? Do you not know which photos I ' m referring to ? <| sep |> And an arrogant delusion , you . <| sep |> Last of the mohicans <| sep |> As if raising a child in Michigan these days isn ' t irresponsible in it ' s own right , no sense adding birth defects to the mix just to do it on hard mode . <| sep |> I think you already have quite a nuanced position but it could be better . People are not entirely good or entirely bad . They fall on a spectrum . In certain situations , playing by the rules can make you attractive to other people who are not so bad which can encourage a good group within an otherwise predominantly bad society . Using your job example , suppose you play by the rules and behave as a good employer . This will attract all types of people . Those who want to cheat you will be attracted because they think you ' re a chump . Those who want to do the right thing but find they need to cheat to get by will be attracted by the opportunity to be honest . If you play by the rules but still penalise the cheaters something usually legal within the rules , you can create a group of honest people . Since groups working together often out perform those which work against themselves , this can result in a snowball effect where more and more groups become honest . Obviously whether this process can and will occur depends on the details of the situation but it seems clear that there are situations where such transformations can occur . The evolution of altruism through titfortat strategies is probably an example where enclaves of honesty managed to out compete a mainly selfish population until it became part of our genes .