Hm. My initial response was to choose "as much good as possible", with the argument that being proactive helps *you* become a better person.
But...
Then I realized that my definition of "do good" is not the same as everyone else's, so "do no harm" would be more likely to include positive things. Like leaving people the hell alone.
(Oh, and hello. I cam over here via bethbethbeth.)
btw, res...the breakdown of the people from my friends list who answered this question (yes, I counted. *g*) came out a little differently from yours. The totals of your poll have been 75 (as little harm)/25 (as much good) almost from the beginning. My f'list breakdown is 81.5/18.5
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Date: 2/5/04 04:22 am (UTC)But...
Then I realized that my definition of "do good" is not the same as everyone else's, so "do no harm" would be more likely to include positive things. Like leaving people the hell alone.
(Oh, and hello. I cam over here via
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Date: 2/5/04 05:23 pm (UTC)btw, res...the breakdown of the people from my friends list who answered this question (yes, I counted. *g*) came out a little differently from yours. The totals of your poll have been 75 (as little harm)/25 (as much good) almost from the beginning. My f'list breakdown is 81.5/18.5
I have no idea what this means, however. :)