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"everyone is right, and everyone is wrong" -- I know you didn't mean it literally as contradiction but probably expressing moral relativism - which could be a v
by ptr_void 9y ago
"everyone is right, and everyone is wrong" -- I know you didn't mean it literally as contradiction but probably expressing moral relativism - which could be a very difficult claim to support.
There certainly are objective 'right way' and grand plans of actions. As for the plans of action, they are almost never economical thus ignored.