> but no matter how lopsided the lists are, they're incapable of deciding upon a course of action. Reminds me of [1] from Futurama. Here [2] is an article abou

> but no matter how lopsided the lists are, they're incapable of deciding upon a course of action. Reminds me of [1] from Futurama. Here [2] is an article about that man. > As emotion is a trained response, enough repeated correction results in this not always being a 'battle'. I agree to a certain extend. I think you have a very differentiated and reflected view. > the only ideas I have ever been able to think of are stupendously unethical and would debase whatever society used them. I would like to hear your solutions. Analyzing is one thing, but constructive ideas to solve these problems is another big feat. [1]: https://youtu.be/1-bCIA_vyVc https://youtu.be/1-bCIA_vyVc [2]: https://www.thecut.com/2016/06/how-only-using-logic-destroyed-a-man.html https://www.thecut.com/2016/06/how-only-using-logic-destroye...