I agree. Humans give in to temptation because their reward is greater than the much later consequences of their chosen action. The immediate payoff is simply bigger/more important to them. it's often free will and original sin rolled into one big party, and nobody gets pooped on until long after the fun has subsided. What's the old saying...something like better to beg forgiveness than to ask for permission and receive a "NO" :)
I agree. Humans give in to temptation because their reward is greater than the much later consequences of their chosen action. The immediate payoff is simply bigger/more important to them. it's often free will and original sin rolled into one big party, and nobody gets pooped on until long after the fun has subsided. What's the old saying...something like better to beg forgiveness than to ask for permission and receive a "NO" :)
I love that haunting 'aah' part of the song. Love the tune!
as much as we like doing the 'right thing', it's the struggle of the temptation. Just like a friend it's there.
I agree. Humans give in to temptation because their reward is greater than the much later consequences of their chosen action. The immediate payoff is simply bigger/more important to them. it's often free will and original sin rolled into one big party, and nobody gets pooped on until long after the fun has subsided. What's the old saying...something like better to beg forgiveness than to ask for permission and receive a "NO" :)
I agree. Humans give in to temptation because their reward is greater than the much later consequences of their chosen action. The immediate payoff is simply bigger/more important to them. it's often free will and original sin rolled into one big party, and nobody gets pooped on until long after the fun has subsided. What's the old saying...something like better to beg forgiveness than to ask for permission and receive a "NO" :)