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as i was cleaning tubes this morning at work, i was thinking about the whole newtonian law of physics 'every action has an equal and opposite reaction'. There are a lot of religious princibles that revolve around similar ideas. note that im not stating anything that i say here-forth, more questioning. 

If every action has an equal and opposite reaction how does this apply in regards to the universe? If i do something really bad... i pay the consequence right? 

what about, if i do something really bad, will it mean that something really good will happen somewhere as a result of this? (keep in mind that im just using this as an example because who am i to say what's good and bad, right?)... 

so in the end, by doing something really bad are we (in turn) doing something really good? or bad? or good? because naturally, each of these, although they are reactions, are seperate actions all the same, must have a reaction to follow them. The whole concept of karma seems to be much more complex to me than just, you do bad and bad will happen to you. 

I believe that if the concept of karma were to work as an idea, there would have to be more planes of reactions and actions, rather than it being only about the two people involved. If you get shot in the head by a bad man, does that mean something good will happen to you eventually?

we just get eaten by maggots... but maybe thats doing something good...