Bad Or Good

Bad or Good


      We live in a world in which our primary food is the information.  We

perceive the outside world through images, and each image has an echo in our

brain, generating  feelings, attitudes and sometimes questions.

      Although we belong to the same specie, thousands of differences or

similarities divide and classify us.  Each of us perceives in his own way the

information he receives.  For some of us, something could be beautiful, for

others the same thing could be ugly.  Behind these two words, beautiful and ugly,

we can see another words or, better said, concepts: good and bad. But what do

good and bad mean? Do they really exist?

      On one hand, good and bad are two words that express our opinion in terms

of perceived images.  We give the images values, which can be, as I already said,

good or bad.  On the other hand, being so many types of human beings, it is

normal to be different kinds of perception and interpretation  of information.

Therefore, having many people who can interpret This is ONLY a preview of the article. If you would like to view the entire document, you must subscribe to Electronic References. Please register below now!


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