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m\'kay...I get the third axis, I suppose, but intelligence isn\'t really an alignment so much as an ability. You don\'t really get people \
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m\\\'kay...I get the third axis, I suppose, but intelligence isn\\\'t really an alignment so much as an ability. You don\\\'t really get people \\\"Fighting for the Cause of Dumbness\\\".
The third axis makes sense, but the problem is that harmony and discipline can easily coexist. Just ask a Buddhist monk. It\\\'d probably would be best replaced with the following:
Passive, symbolizing a preference for calm, passive action, such as civil disobedience, which is opposed by Aggressive, which stands for take-charge, kick-ass, \\\"Let\\\'s-storm-the-castle-and-kick-the-living-daylights-out-of-the-king\\\" actions, such as starting a civil war.
The third axis makes sense, but the problem is that harmony and discipline can easily coexist. Just ask a Buddhist monk. It\\\'d probably would be best replaced with the following:
Passive, symbolizing a preference for calm, passive action, such as civil disobedience, which is opposed by Aggressive, which stands for take-charge, kick-ass, \\\"Let\\\'s-storm-the-castle-and-kick-the-living-daylights-out-of-the-king\\\" actions, such as starting a civil war.
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m\'kay...I get the third axis, I suppose, but intelligence isn\'t really an alignment so much as an ability. You don\'t really get people \
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m\\\'kay...I get the third axis, I suppose, but intelligence isn\\\'t really an alignment so much as an ability. You don\\\'t really get people \\\"Fighting for the Cause of Dumbness\\\".
The third axis makes sense, but probably would be best replaced with the following:
Passive, symbolizing a preference for calm, passive action, such as civil disobedience, which is opposed by Aggressive, which stands for take-charge, kick-ass, \\\"Let\\\'s-storm-the-castle-and-kick-the-living-daylights-out-of-the-king\\\" actions, such as starting a civil war.
The third axis makes sense, but probably would be best replaced with the following:
Passive, symbolizing a preference for calm, passive action, such as civil disobedience, which is opposed by Aggressive, which stands for take-charge, kick-ass, \\\"Let\\\'s-storm-the-castle-and-kick-the-living-daylights-out-of-the-king\\\" actions, such as starting a civil war.
