Okay, I got a weird question for you my friends. What is the first moral lesson you remember being taught?

Dig all the way back into the memory banks here. Give you a second to think about it.

Okay, I came up with three that I think probably most of us

learned right off the bat here there in no particular order. Don't lie, don't

hit, don't take other people's stuff.

What do you think of that?

Was that on any of your lists?

I think the reason that those three appear on most people's lists

is because they show a basic respect for self and others right you don't hit you don't take

people's stuff because hitting someone is an attack on their person and that

is fundamentally wrong if you don't want people hitting you don't hit other

people messing with people's stuff says that you get things that that they have

ownership of and we believe ownership to be an actual thing.

Property is a thing.

It is, you know, maybe not for a little kid,

but you know, you practice as a kid,

but property is a way of commodifying

what is left of your past self.

Money, yeah, it's just a sheet of paper,

but it's like, this is what I traded my life essence before now

for money, stuff, or memories.

You're not supposed to mess with that stuff in other people.

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