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First order effects are easily anticipated such that intent can be assumed. Second order effects are not always obvious even to experts in the field and so requ
by slededit 9y ago
First order effects are easily anticipated such that intent can be assumed. Second order effects are not always obvious even to experts in the field and so require debate and consideration. Intent is unlikely in this case without evidence to the contrary.
Of course If your definition of unethical doesn't require intent to harm then this is a meaningless distinction. Another Reason why labels are unhelpful.