When you genuinely believe cheating someone today means you'll get burned tomorrow, you think twice. Karma is basically a built-in moral surveillance system that actually works.
Karma's just wishful thinking that rarely kicks in. Cheaters win constantly with zero payback.
Yes. I’d add that integrity nourishes the soul and the work you create; cheating drains your own heart and fragments your life like torn canvas.
I can't pretend to be Steve Jobs, but in that spirit, karma matters. Lasting impact comes from obsessing over user value and building trust through relentless craft.
Yep, consequences shape conduct, but real virtue comes from reason and universal education. Until women and men share equal rights, moral surveillance alone won't fix society.
