Union Pacific Addresses LA Cargo Thefts; Problem Requires Collective Effort

Re:Union Pacific Addresses LA Cargo Thefts; Problem Requires... by Stupulous on Monday January 17, 2022 @03:12AM (#29964450)

I should clarify that when I said 'my idealized version of myself,' I wasn't talking about an enlightened, self-actualized 'me'. I meant 'me' as I perceive myself. As far as I know, it's an accurate version, but my understanding is that that's unlikely.

I don't have a good answer for your first question, but I would steal for fun and profit.

There's a thrill to breaking the rules and getting away with it. Part of it is the Ocean's Eleven cool factor. Part of it is the feeling of being smarter or more competent than security. And part of it is shortcutting the 'I made this' circuits in one's brain and feeling proud. There's probably more to it than that.

And profit is self-explanatory. Maybe it's greed. Maybe it's that I'd rather work on my own projects than have a job. Maybe something else. But I'd appreciate free stuff, absolutely.

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Re:Union Pacific Addresses LA Cargo Thefts; Problem Requires... by tomlockwood on Monday January 17, 2022 @03:19AM (#29964481)

> There's a thrill to breaking the rules and getting away with it.

This is interesting, maybe another facet to the usefulness of rules, discussion?

> But I'd appreciate free stuff, absolutely.

But why do you need free stuff? What are you trying to achieve with the stuff?

I think you probably get where I'm going with this questioning...

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