'The road to Hell is STILL CONTINUALLY paved with Good Intentions.'
But there is 'good' for 'whom' and 'good' for 'Who else'?
It's the 'Who else' that intrigues iwishihad. Perhaps, a bicameral thought?

(Please Note: these comments are not intended to be offensive. They offer an alternative view to various situations.
Perhaps, it is YOUR perception of the lexicalities viewed? )