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It’s “don’t be evil”, not “do no evil”. There’s a subtle but important difference.
by cycrutchfield 7y ago
It’s “don’t be evil”, not “do no evil”. There’s a subtle but important difference.
- paulryanrogers 7y agoReally? How does one distinguish being from doing in that sense? Scoring actions on an evilness scale and taking an average?
- jjoonathan 7y agoDo as much evil as you want, just remember to rationalize it somehow!
- kragen 7y agoNot being evil is achievable; most people achieve it. Doing no evil is impossible, even if you tie bells to your pants to avoid accidentally stepping on bugs.
- memling 7y ago> It’s “don’t be evil”, not “do no evil”. There’s a subtle but important difference. So, too, the difference between "don't be evil" and "be good."