Can someone be inherently evil?

[Regulus]

Because you realize that it *does* matter.

[Woeler]

No, because meaning is irrelevant.

[Regulus]

Obviously not, and you proved that point for me with the first 2 of your past 3 posts here.

[Woeler]

[quote="Regulus"]Obviously not, and you proved that point for me with the first 2 of your past 3 posts here.[/quote]
No I didn't. I find the need for meaning quite pathetic actually. I said life can be enjoyed without meaning.

[Regulus]

What you mean to say is, you find enjoyment of life to be meaningful.

[Woeler]

No what I mean to say is that I can enjoy myself without the idea that I am here because of "something" or for "something".

[Regulus]

But, the question is, do you value enjoying yourself? If so, that means enjoying yourself has meaning. It does matter.

[Woeler]

It only matters in my mind. Not in the real, materialistic world.

[Regulus]

Exactly. But you're not the only person in the world. That's where morality and its significance starts to come in.

[Woeler]

And still, those do not matter in the in the end, and still those are non absolute, and still those are merely rules the mind places upon itself.