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[anzki4]

Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité = Liberty, equality, fraternity.

Although I prefer it expressed: Liberty, equality, love.

[Jopax]

I, actually never gave this much thought, not sure why.But off the top of my head right now, i'd say:

1.Fun, any kind will do, fun is what makes me go i think since so far i don't think i have found any real purpose in life so fun will do for now
2.Intelligence, something to stimulate my brain, be it a conversation, a movie, a book or something completely different as long as its mentally stimulating
3.Simplicty, yes i like things to be relatively simple, probably why i'm not much of a people person

[Heron TSG]

To crush your enemies, see them driven before you... and to hear the lamentation of their women!

You sir have made my day.

1. Willpower. Sometimes this leads to stubbornness, but I believe that enough determination can do anything.
2. Learning. The capability to do so, specifically. I love learning things, and it prevents idiocy.
3. Camaraderie, Friendship, et cetera.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité = Liberty, equality, fraternity.

Do you know how things turned out for the people who invented that phrase? Because it wasn't liberated, equal, or fraternal.

[anzki4]

Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité = Liberty, equality, fraternity.

Do you know how things turned out for the people who invented that phrase? Because it wasn't liberated, equal, or fraternal.

I know how it went. Still it's a desirable goal.

[Blargityblarg]

Be polite.
Be efficient.
Kill everyone you meet

Seriously, though:
1) Resilience
2) Efficiency
3) Moral standards.

[Dr.Feelgood]

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[sonerohi]

1. Mood. Mood is everything. I function best at a melancholy, am creative at angry, inventive when happy, and productive at content.
2. Journals. I go nuts with writing down everything and doodling pictures and it is really just the stuff that makes me work. I have several pocket journals, all the time.
3. Bravery. Some dude said "Courage is to feel the fear but shoulder on. Bravery is to feel no fear at all". The worst something can do is kill you, so why shy away from it? I like to do exciting things at a high speed and not let consequences get me down. I'll probably end up a heroine addict someday, but for now I like to do parkour and get in fights and scrape through deadlines.

[ed boy]

1-Humility. To understand just how limited one's experiences and abilities are, and to recognise when others are more knowledgeable or able.
2-Rationality. To approach matters in as logical a way as possible. Following from this is consistency.
3-Resolve. To be industrious, to get the job done.

Or, in other words:
1-To know and accept what one cannot do.
2-To know what one can do and how to do those things that one cannot do.
3-To do the things that one can do and try to expand what one can do.

[Korbac]

Friendship
Moral Standards
Intelligence (Would be higher but I don't have any so w/e)

[Angel Of Death]

1: Political beliefs
2: Other beliefs
3: Loyalty. I despise unloyal scum.

[Criptfeind]

1: Freedom of belief.
2: Freedom of choice.
3: Freedom of the ability to make bad choices and hold bad beliefs if one so wishes.

Or rather, at least have other acknowledge that they may not know what is best for you, and ones own belief system is not to be questioned.

[Trapezohedron]

1. Strength - to protect everyone or anything I value (cliche).
2. Will - to face risks without worrying too much.
3. Skill - to play the piano and other things.

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u c wot i did thar?

[Haschel]

Eh, sure, why not.

• Empathy - I greatly appreciate it despite lacking it at times
• Creativity - Seeing something in ways I have never seen before brings joy unlike any other
• Originality - Pretty much same as above

[SalmonGod]

Be polite.
Be efficient.
Kill everyone you meet

Isn't that "Have a plan to kill everyone you meet"?


Mine:

1.  Self-Respect/Integrity (I see these as inseparable, and equivalent to honor, which many others here have listed)

2.  Empathy (Middle ground between compassion and understanding, which have also been popular here so far)

3.  Freedom (A life not subject to one's own decisions is hardly a life at all, and I see freedom as very very different from "rights".  Rights are empty promises of freedom within strict boundaries, outside of which there are consequences.  Freedom is the knowledge that those boundaries and consequences are human constructs based on limited knowledge, fallible judgement, and often a lack of integrity & empathy, and only exist as far as authorities choose to respect them.  They are a consideration, but have no direct power over one's individual abilities of personal judgement or decision-making.  Most people are not free in this sense, and tend to make a mockery of the word.)