To err is human, but it feels so divine.

I've been having really rather deep thoughts lately, and I usually enjoy dabbling my toes in emotional depths but this one may be beyond me. I've been contemplating morality, sin, and the afterlife. I'll begin with the latter. Gandhi's version of the seven deadly sins: Wealth without work Pleasure without conscience Knowledge without character Business without morality Science without humanity Religion without sacrifice Politics without principle. Catholic version of the seven deadly sins which are: Pride Gluttony lust greed envy anger Melancholy (abandoned in the 17th century in favor of sloth) Mae West said, “To err is human, but it feels so divine.” she also advised, “When choosing between two evils, I always like to try the one I haven't tried before."