>>59673
For a German person you concern yourself a lot with morality. Shouldn't you be coding, assembling or optimizing something instead?

>might not really be good for them
I had surmised you might have meant that and originally I made an observation in my reply about how subjective "good" can be. But subjectivity goes both ways. Teaching somebody how to fish is not always possible, and even when it is, giving them fish may still constitute a good deed.

>>59674
I'm starting to suspect it could be related to autism. We all live in (presumably) very different environments and have different genetics and that's the only other thing we have in common afaik. So it stands to reason that it could be some kind of comorbidity. I should try and get surgery, but I haven't been in the mood for appointments or for any kind of responsibilities with fixed times these last few months. Which is funny because that's a typical autismo struggle