Let's assume the people who screwed the other people had a great life before hand. I understand that mean people usually live with/are around mean people. Let's assume they were not.
What is the relevance?
To show that in THIS scenario, being good does not always have it's merits. Nice guys finish last basically.
Ah, but they don't always, and maybe nice guys finish or have finished ahead more often than behind. (continuing the purely evolutionary standpoint)
Ya trees, I see your point, and in my mind that is the only explanation I even think of now.
I mean true, it's possible that being nice benefits the best possible life, even with afterlife out of the question. Glad to see how this conversation turned out. To be honest I am not sure if to close or turn to a new perspective.
