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But the cost of not doing so, especially when others aren't waiting, is being considered a moral busy body and missing out on the culture it creates. Compare t
by SkyBelow 8y ago
But the cost of not doing so, especially when others aren't waiting, is being considered a moral busy body and missing out on the culture it creates. Compare that to the cost of piracy, which for most people is exceedingly close to nil.
We could ask people to behave per our moral expectations just because they should, but generally you'll find most people who make such a request themselves disregard morals when the cost benefit analysis approaches a similar analysis.
- wolfgke 8y ago> But the cost of not doing so, especially when others aren't waiting, is being considered a moral busy body and missing out on the culture it creates. Stop being friends with such people.
- SkyBelow 8y agoSo the cost is giving up one's existing friends. Has this factored in the increased cost of making new friends as one gets older?