I’ve been thinking about the quote “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” So, that got me thinking intentions don’t truly matter only the outcome of actions
Are your actions more important than why you did what you did?
Its mostly situational. But more often than not intention is relevant but it depends on severity of the outcome.
Ultimately, no. Be wary of that quote though, it's usually used by weirdos fear mongering about changes that might inconvenience them.
wdym by important? like important in gauging the morality of a person? or moreso the the morality of the action?
wdym by important? like important in gauging the morality of a person? or moreso the the morality of the action?
Morality of action more than the morality of the person
I’ve been thinking about the quote “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” So, that got me thinking intentions don’t truly matter only the outcome of actions
Are your actions more important than why you did what you did?
yeah action is all that matters. in life people don't care what you thought would happen or what you wanted to happen, if you do something bad you have to face the repercussions.
I’ve been thinking about the quote “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” So, that got me thinking intentions don’t truly matter only the outcome of actions
Are your actions more important than why you did what you did?
maybe a romantic partner cares about your intentions
The intent for the origins of selling d**** like crack was to make money to make a way for others and themselves. The reality is it destroyed entire families and communities.
Ideally your intention should match the end result
If you’re finding that not to be the case more often than not then you should probably start reevaluating your decision making