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The Philosophy of Nicism - niceties are Strengths · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: Some people fine being nice burdensome the feeling of being nice.
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Speaker 1: Some people dread that feeling, and and sometimes you have
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Speaker 1: often here these people say it's over being a nice guy.
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Speaker 1: At my time, being a nice guy is over. And
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Speaker 1: the question to ask, if it's over being a nice guy,
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Speaker 1: what are you going to be? There? A bad guy,
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Speaker 1: a cruel guy, a hateful guy, a surfage guy, and
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Speaker 1: rogan guy, and as a sister guy, a psychopathic guy,
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Speaker 1: an apathetic guy, reckless endangerment or careless guy. I see
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Speaker 1: the concept that be part at the point in time
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Speaker 1: start to use the alteration that it's over being a
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Speaker 1: nice guy. It's sometimes flawed in itself because the human
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Speaker 1: being in the surf is a nice being. You are
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Speaker 1: born with nice niceness, but I call it nice. Seism
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Speaker 1: is the concept that the human being in itself is
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Speaker 1: born to be nice, often not your choice to be nice,
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Speaker 1: even though we pretend and will have power over us
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Speaker 1: being nice or not. You know, nice city is wired
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Speaker 1: in your DNA. So the concept of nicism is the
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Speaker 1: acknowledgement of the fact that that nice city. It's nature,
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Speaker 1: not nurture. You're born, We're good. Being nice is part
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Speaker 1: of being good. You can only deny yourself from being good.
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Speaker 1: You can only deny yourself from be nice as well.
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Speaker 1: Else you can deny yourself from being fair or being just,
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Speaker 1: or being kind, or being friendly or being positive. So
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Speaker 1: all this far under the concept, but the philosophy of nicism,
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Speaker 1: the beauty of the human being is coded in not
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Speaker 1: being being nice. The satisfaction of the human being is
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Speaker 1: that being being nice, and the happiness and the human
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Speaker 1: being is a being nice. You cannot escape nicism because
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Speaker 1: nicism is a connective tissue that links want human being
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Speaker 1: to another human being and links that human being than
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Speaker 1: a collection of human beings, and links that collection of
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Speaker 1: human being to add a clusters of collections of human
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Speaker 1: being and the links of that clusters together to call
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Speaker 1: what we call humanity. Being nice is a necessary ingredient
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Speaker 1: of being human, of being a civilized evolved humans. Being
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Speaker 1: nice takes you back to the fundamental silver or gold
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Speaker 1: into rule that due to others what you would like
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Speaker 1: them do. Until being nice is a bridge, is a
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Speaker 1: bridge you pare, it's a hand that you exter. It's
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Speaker 1: good to be nice because nice it is serf. It's
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Speaker 1: good quality of the state of mind of that human being.
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Speaker 1: You cannot not be nice. The idea that it's over
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Speaker 1: being a nice guy. When you hear people say that
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Speaker 1: it's not that nice is the issue is that there
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Speaker 1: is a perceived weakness. It's a perceived its security, it
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Speaker 1: is a perceived exploitation. And being a human being has
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Speaker 1: come to a realization. And maybe the realization is flawed,
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Speaker 1: but the realization is true to the mind of that
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Speaker 1: human being, that that human being has been taken advantage
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Speaker 1: of for being good, that that being is being exploited
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Speaker 1: for being good, That being good has become a weakness.
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Speaker 1: And you must remember that everything out of proportion turns
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Speaker 1: into a negativity. Everything out of proportion turns to negativity,
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Speaker 1: everything out of balance turns to negativity. And everything out
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Speaker 1: of measurement or calculation that leads to miscalculation turns into
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Speaker 1: a negativity. So it's not nice. It's not being nice
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Speaker 1: that is the issue. It's the misapplication, miss uh proportionality
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Speaker 1: and the unbalanced or imbalanced of being nice that is
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Speaker 1: the issue. It's a matter of calculation, not a matter
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Speaker 1: of absence. You cannot not be nice. Use life in
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Speaker 1: the surface. It's vain, empty and futile and cruel, and
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Speaker 1: brutal and surface, and the goal is taken careless and
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Speaker 1: and self extinctive. You can don't take away the nicety
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Speaker 1: of your being and ever find harmony or in a place.
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Speaker 1: That concept of him, that concept or that construct of
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Speaker 1: awareness of importance of the being itself, comes to the
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Speaker 1: power of giving, the power of giving, and that is
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Speaker 1: that which makes the human being to be important to
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Speaker 1: itself and to everything else. The more you give, the
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Speaker 1: more important it becomes, the more relevant, because the boy
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Speaker 1: essential you become, the more you gave, the more dignified
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Speaker 1: you become, the more superior within their own being, unsurlf
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Speaker 1: and to others, you become. The more that of that God,
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Speaker 1: little priest lel some guru or charismatic or elevated paining
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Speaker 1: you become. The more you be gave, you become that
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Speaker 1: thing that everybody talks about. You become the shining star
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Speaker 1: of the light, that sun and moon the shines in
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Speaker 1: the dark. The act of giving cannot be separated from
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Speaker 1: the act of being nice. That's the philosophy of nicism.
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Speaker 1: The philosophy of nicism calls upon you to be nice.
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Speaker 1: It reminds you that you don't do good to the
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Speaker 1: person they do good for goodness sake. Be call upon
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Speaker 1: you that you don't do things to be liked. It
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Speaker 1: don't need to be liked. It don't need to place
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Speaker 1: or to be pleased that. You don't need to be
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Speaker 1: validated as a validation. You do what you do because
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Speaker 1: it's the right thing to do. That in itself, it's nice.
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Speaker 1: It's nice to be kind to people who are all
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Speaker 1: kind to you because it fulfills and he nourishes. It
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Speaker 1: nourishes your soul. It makes you to be the bigger person.
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Speaker 1: It's nice to be fair. It's nice to be just.
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Speaker 1: It's nice to treat people the way you want them
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Speaker 1: to treat here. But you can never conceive or conceit
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Speaker 1: being nice as something bad. It must separate being nice
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Speaker 1: and being weak. It must separate being nice from being insufficient,
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Speaker 1: the feeling of insufficiency. You must separate nice from being inadequate,
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Speaker 1: that feeling of it adequate, say, you must separate from
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Speaker 1: being nice from having that feeling of iniquity, inequality, or
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Speaker 1: feeling inferior. Being nice in the surf makes the being
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Speaker 1: to behold, makes the being alive to be fulfilled. Being
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Speaker 1: nice is an act of strength, not weakness. It demonstrates
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Speaker 1: and elevated superior be that has that positive superiority, that
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Speaker 1: positive elevation or the higher good, the higher humanity, that
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Speaker 1: it's above the phrase it's superior to the inferiority of be.
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Speaker 1: It's superior to that that thing that gossip, that thing
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Speaker 1: that hats, that thing that's prejudiced, superior to that thing
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Speaker 1: that's racist. It's superior to that thing that's sexss. It's
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Speaker 1: superior to that thing n it's the bigot of bigotry.
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Speaker 1: That's superior to that thing that don't want the best
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Speaker 1: in others. It's that elevated beer that can rise above
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Speaker 1: everything else, that can rise above those who hate them,
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Speaker 1: those who discriminate upon them, those who exploit them, those
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Speaker 1: who see them as weak, that they can rise about
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Speaker 1: above all that and stupid nice. But the second being nice,
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Speaker 1: the nice it's a gene code of their beer, because
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Speaker 1: nice in it. It's necessary for your survivor, it's necessary
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Speaker 1: for the light you see or the afterlife that you believe.
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Speaker 1: It's something you cannot let go. What humans will want
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Speaker 1: to take from you. You want you to stop being nice.
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Speaker 1: And the wing, and you lose because when you stop
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Speaker 1: being nice, you can never hold again. A part of
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Speaker 1: you is missive. You cannot see an elderly person and
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Speaker 1: refuse to stand up for them to see it. You
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Speaker 1: cannot see a person struggling in a wheelchair to get
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Speaker 1: through a door and you don't open the door for them.
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Speaker 1: You cannot see a baby crying or being abused of
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Speaker 1: being in danger and you don't rush the help. You
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Speaker 1: cannot see two people fighting in the street and you
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Speaker 1: don't call for help. You cannot see a building burning
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Speaker 1: and I don't call for help. You cannot see a
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Speaker 1: person drowning and you don't help or call for help.
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Speaker 1: You cannot see things going wrong and you don't call
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Speaker 1: for help. You cannot see a society that's corrupt and
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Speaker 1: I don't seek to fix it. You cannot see a
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Speaker 1: system that's going out of her. I don't see help.
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Speaker 1: You cannot see people in the street begging for a
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Speaker 1: shelter and for food. Are you paying blinder? You cannot
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Speaker 1: not help those who need help even though they are
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Speaker 1: not thankful or grateful, but malicious and disrespectful. You cannot
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Speaker 1: stop doing good because somebody is taking advantage for you
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Speaker 1: or because somebody is exploiting here. You can let be
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Speaker 1: who you are. If good is that what you are,
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Speaker 1: you can be nice. Hm. It cannot not be nice
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Speaker 1: because that lies in the serf as a fulfillment. It's
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Speaker 1: a prescription to your essence of being. It must continue
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Speaker 1: to be nice. It gives you that sense of belonging.
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Speaker 1: It gives you that pride of purpose. It gives you
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Speaker 1: that happiness of contupation, that you are doing your own
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Speaker 1: best to help, that you are doing your own beast
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Speaker 1: to push humanity, to push humanity before your surfaceness, a
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Speaker 1: negative selfishness. We are destructive selfishness. The concept of being nice.
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Speaker 1: It's what civilized society from us, because if everybody is
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Speaker 1: not nice to everybody, or if everybody is not nice
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Speaker 1: to anybody, then we are back in the state of
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Speaker 1: nature which all hu must have. British Crew an animalistic
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Speaker 1: or color ballistic or cannonballistic to themselves. It's such a society.
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Speaker 1: The weak dies, the brute, the bullies and the crew.
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Speaker 1: They ruled themselves. I killed themselves. A society self extinct,
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Speaker 1: but become the dinosaurs. We might add to be the
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Speaker 1: asteroid for the dinosaurs. Maybe who knows they were extinct
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Speaker 1: because they're still being nice to one another, and they
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Speaker 1: turn to destroy themselves and self extinct. If we still
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Speaker 1: being nice, humanity forts We must learn to be nice.
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Speaker 1: It must nurture the naturality of nice, nice or nicety.
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Speaker 1: Part of your DNA is being nice. You can't choose
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Speaker 1: to nurture it. We can choose to keep it dumbant.
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Speaker 1: Where we choose not to be nice, what then can
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Speaker 1: you do or be in the world. Just saying hello
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Speaker 1: to somebody is very nice. Saying good morning, it's very nice.
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Speaker 1: Having a conversation with people, it's very nice. Just very
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Speaker 1: a smile, it's very nice. Just listening to somebody, it's
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Speaker 1: very nice. Just feeling somebody's paying or emotion or sentiment.
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Speaker 1: It's very nice. Just smelling the fragance of somebody, or
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Speaker 1: the flavor of somebody's food, or it's being nice. Human
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Speaker 1: interaction call upon us to be nice to one another.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't need to get tired in school. It can
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Speaker 1: be nurtured, and it has it's cool. But the nurturing
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Speaker 1: of that naturality starts from home. Start from home, Start
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Speaker 1: from the parents teaching the kid how to be nice,
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Speaker 1: but for the purpose of measurement, proportionality and balance. The
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Speaker 1: philosophy of nism calls upon you to remember MPP measurement,
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Speaker 1: proportionality and balance. Too much of everything, as it's often said,
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Speaker 1: why not give you the intended result? Too much of
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Speaker 1: everything might not give you the intended result. So the
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Speaker 1: issue for those who say sometime that I'm over being
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Speaker 1: a nice guy, it's a it's it's it's a thought
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Speaker 1: that cause for self reflection. Is it the effect or
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Speaker 1: the effect? Is it the cause of the effect? Are
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Speaker 1: you being nice because you're pretending to be nice? Because
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Speaker 1: those who are tired of being nice or try to
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Speaker 1: stop being nice, maybe that they're not getting something out
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Speaker 1: of that being nice. So it's a it's a key
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Speaker 1: beneficial type of thing. It's an expectation type of thing.
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Speaker 1: It's scratch my back, scratch your back type of thing.
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Speaker 1: It's a wing wing type of thing that does the
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Speaker 1: goal with being nice, because being nice is not a
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Speaker 1: material thing. It's not a tangible thing. It's not something
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Speaker 1: that can be proportionally measured. It's something nice already tested
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Speaker 1: and your nice perate degree a nice measurement and proportionality
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Speaker 1: it should not be nice beyond it should don't go
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Speaker 1: beyond your means, beyond your goal, beyond beyond yourself, beyond
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Speaker 1: your happines. It means nice. Being nice shedn't take away
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Speaker 1: from you. Being nice should add to you or to
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Speaker 1: keep you stable or neutral. You cannot give what you
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Speaker 1: don't have, and you cannot give more than what you have.
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Speaker 1: You cannot stretch yourself so thin for being nice. It
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Speaker 1: means you're betraying nicism, the philosophy of nicism as a
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Speaker 1: matter of projection, perception, and perspective, and as a matter
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Speaker 1: of subjectivity or relativity. The philosophy of nicism by Prince
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Speaker 1: is a resolved because upon you to use MPB when
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Speaker 1: you're being nice, it means use measurement, proportionality and balance.
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Speaker 1: When you're being nice, don't overdo sometime what you expect
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Speaker 1: the equivalent of that thing in return, because when you're
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Speaker 1: being too nice, sometimes it becomes suspicious. Yeah, people start
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Speaker 1: to worry, why is he too nice? What what is
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Speaker 1: it for him? Why? What is hiding or sporadic being
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Speaker 1: being sporadically being indecisively nice, or you know, or being
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Speaker 1: unpredictably nice. Having this roller coaster so that type of
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Speaker 1: nice cities. It's a reflection of your inner life. That's
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Speaker 1: something is missing. Sometimes being nice becomes something of addiction,
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Speaker 1: of a substance abuse, or you're nice to fulfill a
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Speaker 1: hole something that's missing, so you're abusing nice in itself.
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Speaker 1: That's when you hear somebody said, I'm done being mister nice.
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Speaker 1: Guy will be the nice person because you've been using nice,
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Speaker 1: you've been misusing, You'll be abusing. You'f you pretending you've
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Speaker 1: been faking. You've been a fraud too nice. You have
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Speaker 1: taken nice hostage. You have made nice to be the
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Speaker 1: issue of which is something that is not quantitative but qualitative.
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Speaker 1: It's something that is not tangible but intangible. I mean,
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Speaker 1: even if you give somebody a material thing as being nice,
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Speaker 1: that material thing is not nice itself. It's the heart
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Speaker 1: that is nice. So nothing is only measured through the
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Speaker 1: true truism, the trueness, or or through the anticity or
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Speaker 1: the originality of that act of nice out of kindness.
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Speaker 1: So it's not the much of that thing that you
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Speaker 1: gave that it's nice. It's the good in that much
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Speaker 1: of that thing that is measured that is nice. It's
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Speaker 1: the good in the matter of that thing that you
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Speaker 1: gave that is proportional, that is nice. It's the good
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Speaker 1: and that in the balance of that thing that you
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Speaker 1: give that is nice. So the thing much of that
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Speaker 1: thing in itself, if it fulfills the intended purpose and
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Speaker 1: the need of that thing, that doesn't cause any negative causality,
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Speaker 1: that doesn't create any imbalance or disproportionality or miscalculation or mismeasurement.
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Speaker 1: If that is attained, then that act in itself is nice.
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Speaker 1: And with that you can always be nice because it
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Speaker 1: doesn't take away from you, It adds to you. It
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Speaker 1: doesn't take away from that person that you're being nice to.
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Speaker 1: It adds to them. Don't be the person that gives.
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Speaker 1: Don't be the person that gives, or the person that
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Speaker 1: is nice or the person that is good unto others
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Speaker 1: in to make them feel less, in order to deman them,
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Speaker 1: to dedicate them, to disrespect them, to make them feel infearal,
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Speaker 1: and you're feeling superior. And that is when you don't
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Speaker 1: come up on top, or you don't come up even
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Speaker 1: because it backs fire. When the backfires, that's when you
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Speaker 1: stop saying, I don't want to be nice anymore. Not
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Speaker 1: because you are busying nice. You're using nice as a
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Speaker 1: means to end and not being nice for nice itself.
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Speaker 1: Being good and being nice and being kind and being
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Speaker 1: fair and being just a right in themselves. Because these
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Speaker 1: things are right in themselves. You do them because it's right.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't matter or you get from the other end.
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Speaker 1: You do this thing as a fulfillment to your soul,
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Speaker 1: to your beIN. It's an energy that you need. It's
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Speaker 1: a thing that gives you happiness. It's a thing that
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Speaker 1: gives you a sense of satisfaction and beauty. Because in
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Speaker 1: everything you do, everything that anything you do that is
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Speaker 1: void of beauty, satisfaction and happiness. You don't you don't
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Speaker 1: come out the home and fulfilled. It come out empty
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Speaker 1: and it becomes a futile or fertility that you do.
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Speaker 1: That's when there's that discrepancy between being nice and being
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Speaker 1: happy within your own self. Happiness is when with so
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Speaker 1: it's being nice, I'm being good and being kind and
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Speaker 1: being fair and being just. These things are true in
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Speaker 1: themselves and they are right in themselves, or you abuse
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Speaker 1: distancing themselves. There is that natural guilt, that is that
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Speaker 1: spiritual kuild. There is that cosmos killed and there is
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Speaker 1: that ecological guild, there is that humanitarian guild. And you
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Speaker 1: don't come out fulfilled. You come up with imbalances within
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Speaker 1: a year. So being nice it's a necessary ingredient to
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Speaker 1: the being itself. If you are not nice to others,
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Speaker 1: you find it difficult to be. To be or not
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Speaker 1: to be. It's to be nice or not to be nice.
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Speaker 1: Being nice open doors, being nice a kid. But teach
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Speaker 1: a kid to be nice because they're nice. If the
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Speaker 1: kid is nice, the kid makes new friends. You go
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Speaker 1: to school, if you are no nice, how you learn?
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Speaker 1: How you listen to your teacher? How you make friends?
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Speaker 1: If you are not nice, I can be part of
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Speaker 1: a ten? How can you seek respect? Or how can
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Speaker 1: you give respect? If you are not nice? I can
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Speaker 1: you late? How can you be human without being nice?
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Speaker 1: What do you do if you are not nice? How
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Speaker 1: do you communicate? How do you net work? How do
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Speaker 1: you feel if others are not nice to Not being
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Speaker 1: nice becomes the beginning of arrogance, of ignorance, of narcissism, psychopathy,
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Speaker 1: your cruelty. At a point in time in life, you
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Speaker 1: must been nice. It must be nice to something. You
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Speaker 1: don't need to be nice to everybody. You need to
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Speaker 1: be nice to yourself, and when you are nice to yourself,
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Speaker 1: the energy that I admit from that nice nice can
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Speaker 1: therefore spread to those who are closer to you, to
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Speaker 1: those who are dear to you, to those who are
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Speaker 1: friends of yours. That's all you need to do. You
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Speaker 1: cannot be nice to everybody because you are just one
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Speaker 1: person you have you can. You can be nice to
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Speaker 1: one person and that person will be nice to another person.
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Speaker 1: But being nice to one person doesn't mean you don't
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Speaker 1: need to be nice to other people. You don't need
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Speaker 1: to go out there and be distributing distributing niceness. No,
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Speaker 1: you know you don't need to do that. Things happen
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Speaker 1: or the time comes when you need to be nice.
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Speaker 1: You don't wake up every morning and see a good
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Speaker 1: morning to every person on plan on Earth. It's just
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Speaker 1: a good morning to the person nice closer to you,
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Speaker 1: to proximity proximities or nice nice once from you. The
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Speaker 1: things that are closer to you. It can be nice
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Speaker 1: to those things because that's the energy which you live in.
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Speaker 1: If you're close to somebody, it costs upoint to be
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Speaker 1: nice to them, and the nature and the universe and
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Speaker 1: the constellation of beIN takes you closer to those that
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Speaker 1: you need to be nice to. You have come troul all.
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Speaker 1: If I sit on the bus and two eyes made,
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Speaker 1: I'll smile to that person. If I come closer to
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Speaker 1: the door, I'll open the door for somebody. I didn't
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Speaker 1: wake up in bed planning to open the door for somebody.
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Speaker 1: To be nice to somebody. Not Nature has upon thee
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Speaker 1: to be nice to others. It means nature brings people
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Speaker 1: to you to be nice to. Let me see it again,
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Speaker 1: Nature and the constellation of the universe brings people to
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Speaker 1: you to be nice to. And those people that comes
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Speaker 1: to you through the concept of proximity, you can not
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Speaker 1: be nice to those people because those people that nature
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Speaker 1: break to you, they are connected to your own life.
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Speaker 1: Open your door to somebody. They might give you a card.
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Speaker 1: Your card might be a source of your employment. You
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Speaker 1: help a lady, she might end up being your girlfriend
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Speaker 1: or your wife. You have a man, you might end
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Speaker 1: not being your boyfriend or your husband. You help somebody.
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Speaker 1: That person might be the person you see on top.
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Speaker 1: Just be nice. It's happy itself, but being nice to
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Speaker 1: somebody you help them to have a nice day and
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Speaker 1: a happy day. Just being nice to somebody, happy enough
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Speaker 1: to ignite the best in that person, but that person
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Speaker 1: to change your world. Somebody was nice to Martin luta
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Speaker 1: Key to inspire him to be Matt to luta Ky.
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Speaker 1: Somebody was nice to have Brand Lincoln to inspire him
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Speaker 1: to be a Bram Lincoln. Somebody was nice too Armstein
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Speaker 1: to inspire him to be Amstein. Somebody was nice to
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Speaker 1: all the greatest women on plant of earth to be
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Speaker 1: the best of scientists or nobe lawrates. Somebody was nice
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Speaker 1: to somebody and that nice city opened their heart, and
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Speaker 1: that heart became the thing that was necessary. But a
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Speaker 1: person to invent something, to innovate, something that makes the
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Speaker 1: world go around. If nice, it is the If nice,
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Speaker 1: it's the simplest of thing to do that costs you nothing.
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Speaker 1: I can hold onto it. What do you lose being nice? Nothing? Nothing.
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Speaker 1: But don't exploit being nice. Don't take advantage of being
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Speaker 1: nice to those who take advantage of you. Shame on there.
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Speaker 1: To those who exploit you for being nice, shame on there.
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Speaker 1: Or you cannot not be yourself being nice? Is that
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Speaker 1: what you are? It's your strength or your weakness. It's
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Speaker 1: Your superpower is that which make you to feel happy,
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Speaker 1: to feel important. Is that who you are. Don't let
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Speaker 1: so ingreata takes it away. Don't make some corrupt human being.
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Speaker 1: Don't make some narcissistic, a pathetic, crue disrespectful human stop
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Speaker 1: you from being nice. You cannot stop not being nice nice.
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Speaker 1: Being nice is like drinking water. Being nice? Is that
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Speaker 1: eating food? Being nice? It is like sleeping. Be nice?
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Speaker 1: Is that breeding the air you breed? Being nice? It
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Speaker 1: is being human? Being nice. It is a deathcestry ingredient
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Speaker 1: necessary for human coal habitation. A human being is not
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Speaker 1: an island with the companity. Always those are that will
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Speaker 1: try to take advantage of you being nice, being good,
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Speaker 1: being kind, being civilized, being humane, being positive, being free.
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Speaker 1: Always tell you that it's a weakness. Go far for it.
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Speaker 1: It's a strength. You have that which they don't have.
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Speaker 1: Because you have that which others don't have, don't let
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Speaker 1: them take that super power away from you. By the
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Speaker 1: philosophy of nicism, couse oppos you to maintain and recolate measurement, proportionality,
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Speaker 1: and balance. Being nice is not a prescription. It's a subjectivity.
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Speaker 1: So we have thinking, so we have been the world
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Speaker 1: cannot be what the world is if we are no
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Speaker 1: nice to one or other. Just think about those who
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Speaker 1: sacrifice their lives for us, Think of those who have
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Speaker 1: died for us to be free. Just think about a
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Speaker 1: good suparator. Just think what the world, what the world
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Speaker 1: would be like if everybody is up to themselves and
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Speaker 1: nobody's nice to anybody. You don't want to live in
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Speaker 1: that world, and you don't want to be the one
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Speaker 1: that says I'm tired of being a nice guy. Keep
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Speaker 1: being the nice guy. The Philosophy of Nicism philosopher Prince
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Speaker 1: Artificial Intelligences philosopher Prince Israel, Sir. November two, twenty twenty
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Speaker 1: four from Las Vegas, The City where Wisdom is born,
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