is being invisible immoral?
547127
It really depends on how you present yourself. When you enter a room and someone is in it, do you make your presence known or do you keep quiet and spy? It's not only about stealing money. You can take advantage of ur gift (curse) in a positive way or you could be like Kevin Bacon in The Hollow Man. All this of course is a waste of breath of course because I haven't invented an invisibility potion just yet. :)
585541
Anonymity is power, one can blend anywhere. If there is an image then there is no need for an imagination. Curiosity is a double edged sword because sometimes you don't want to know; after you stuck your hand in the cookie jar. \n\nUgly, that term is determined by the beholder. Some would say a priceless Picasso painting is ugly, but critics thought the art brought new insight. Imperfection is a beautiful thing because it seperates one human from another. Therefore, there is no ugliness becuase even the most hideous and disgusting human has something divine about him or her.
1006903
Oh!! God is invisible?
882054
Well, not to my mind, but some of us did grown up not having a sense of modesty or having modesty be important.  There are people who feel the human body is beautiful and are not ashamed to let others show it.  However, this should be by choice and not some guy just standing naked in the doorway.\n\nUnfortunately it is also a crime called exposure.  So NO you are not making something out of nothing.    If you stay with him and have daughters or even sons who have friends over, what are they going to think.\n\nA man and wife have a right to be nude together (or a committed couple) in the PRIVACY of their home.  This does NOT extend to their children and PRIVACY would entail closed blinds and windows.\n\nIf you are not comfortable with it, speak with him once again and if he continues to do this...lose him.
1111621
Nope.  Light would not reflect off you (hence, invisibility), nor would you absorb light (hence, casting a shadow).\n\nI know that Britain and America have been working on invisibility for years, something kinda like the cloaks the Harry Potter movies use (except thicker).  They are currently working to bend light so it travels around the object with the invisibility shield.  The light will neither reflect nor will it be absorbed.  Therefore, no sight and no shadow.  Wouldn't that be awesome to see!
930871
What better justification is there than to allude to a higher power having made you to do something instead of just taking responsibility for your own words and actions.  That burns me up.  Hiding behind a God or a Deity figure to conveniently absolve yourself so that you can "pretend" to yourself and the rest of the world that you're not culpable.
339431
defo invisible...cos u could also fly. Nobody would c u gettin' on a plane! \n;-)
1100292
Fair question, friend. I probably would NOT want to know. If I knew for certain that there was no God, then life would be utterly meaningless--especially in the area of morality. I would become crazy selfish, which would cause me to attack everyone else (verbally) just so I could survive emotionally until I died. So, in the final analysis, no, I would not want to know.
773960
Yes. By using the example of the immorality of others, feel free to commit crimes. Sheesh.
1047052
It is morally wrong not to enjoy ourselves. What about people who are blind, does that mean I should not want to see, or people who are deaf, does that mean I should not want to hear?\nWhatever it takes to enjoy life and as long as it does not hurt anyone else, it should be done.
970244
Of course you can be prosecuted.  You have no expectation of privacy when in a public place and clearly visible (such as through a window).  No expectation of privacy means no violation of privacy.
17661
i dont think its normal, but its not immoral.  its just who you became from whatever experiences you had in life.  just go live your life.
865139
Perhaps you would find more on the topic of invisibility if you looked under British colonialism, I assume you are doing a literary degree, and that also the term "whiteness" or "white" as this speaks about the invisibility of being white and obtaining privilege in that fashion.
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No. \n\nCleaning my apartment  would be good.\nHaving someone else clean my apartment would be better.\n\nNeither is right -- neither is wrong. \n\nThe same principle can be applied to moral situations.
167969
I believe there is an Absolute Truth for certain things, the question however is can we discover it? As far as "Absolute Morality" then there are too many ways to look at it.
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i wouldn't call it immoral, but you may freak the person out lol
643969
I'm sorry - you seem to have produced an opinionated rant rather than a question.  \n\nIf there is no God and only karma then there is no need for any morality at all because cosmically my actions will eventually all balance out.  If all actions are paid back as consequences then there there is no logical motivation to do anything remotely selfish as you will suffer for it.  And also one can not perform a good of selfless deed as you will be in a very direct way the benificiary in the long run.\nThus if one cannot perform a selfish act without it being agaisnt one's own interest and one cennot help someone without cosmically benefitting then there is absolutly no basis for ethics or morality.\nBy this thinking I could go out and murder ten children and eat their still warm innards knowing fully that I would bear the consequenes of my actions and because of this I would not really have done an act which would make the world any worse.  And conversly I could choose to become a doctor just to gain the benefits of helping others.\n\nI cannot accept this as being the case.  If karma removes morality by ensuring balanced and equal consequence to every deed I do it essentially removes the concepts of free will, and ethics and reduces humanity to cosmic automata no different to innanimate objects on any moral level. \n\nAlthough you may think me stupid I will go on in believing in things like God, freedom of choice, morality, good, evil and ethical choice, because a universe with only karma is essentially amoral and therefore, in my opinion, ethically worthless.