Conscience

[Sommer]

It is collection of dissociated memories of past mental [failures]. Each entry is created when the mind becomes overwhelmed and is unable to [resolve] a [query] satisfactorily.

[Gregory]

A person

[Sarah]

1. Something that can get in the way of copious amounts [debauchery] and general fun. It can also prevent you from doing even moderately moral activities.

2. Something that can be easily [turned off] with some [xanax].

[Kit]

A sense of right and wrong, something neocons [right-wing] republicans, and other [garden variety] [sociopaths] do not have.

[Monty]

Having a mind. [The senses] touch, smell, vision, taste, hearing. Being able to make reality whatever you [percieve] it to be. [Perception]. Knowing where you are and what you are doing.

[Lanell]

The little [voice] [in the back] of your head that [tells] you somebody is watching.

[Ernesto]

your heart [telling] you what you should do, but can listen to [your mind] instead and not [do it].

[Oralee]

conscience = [inhibition], [caution]...
Prosceince = no inhibition, no caution

[Monty]

the part of you that judges how moral your own actions are and makes you feel guilty about bad things that you have done or things you feel responsible for:

[exinilu]

An inner feeling or voice viewed as acting as a guide to the rightness or wrongness of ones behavior.