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But closeness (in relation, geographically, or even in time) to those affected affect how you feel about their deaths. It's because their death probably affects
by sushid 10y ago
But closeness (in relation, geographically, or even in time) to those affected affect how you feel about their deaths. It's because their death probably affects your life more.
It'd be absurd for one to lament the death of every national equally, or for you to mourn the loss of those from Boston Massacre to Boston Marathon bombing equally.
- uptown 10y agoSo if given the choice to save a hundred strangers one state away or a thousand strangers in Sudan, which would you choose?