<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

If you cheat all the time and don't feel bad and/or screw people over with your actions, you're might be a sociopath and that's not what this thread is after.  Rather, I'm interested to see if there's such a thing as victimless cheating by otherwise decent people?

Mine: In junior high (1992) I took a keyboarding class.  The computer lab hadn't been updated in several years and still used the green-screen [Apple IIs]  We would have to type the words and sentences multiple times over and over, week to week to improve our typing speed (on Fridays we would get to play games on them!).  

I was already very good at typing and figured the class was a waste of time.  Anywho, I figured out that the cut and paste codes Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V could be used to finish the assignment very quickly.  I shared this "secret" with a few of my friends in the class and used the rest of the class to finish homework for other classes and fuck around.  

So you could say that I unfairly received a grade based on finishing the typing assignment by copy-paste vice completing the assignment manually typing the stuff out.  I consider it "cheating" because although there was no specific rule that you couldn't do it this way, I felt like it was a shortcut and I was circumventing the way we were supposed to do the assignment.  But I don't feel bad about it because the class was a waste of my time
<bot>: I cheated because I didn't see a point in doing something "the right way", and I don't feel bad about it.