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>Which makes me believe we need some kind of trusted "morality authority" This seems to always be an invitation to corruption though. Absolute power corrupts a
by natch 7y ago
>Which makes me believe we need some kind of trusted "morality authority"
This seems to always be an invitation to corruption though. Absolute power corrupts absolutely and all that. So getting to "trusted" may be hard. In the US we have Brent Kavanaugh, and in China they have the CCP, and in some countries they have religious clerics... I can't think of an example where there is such a body that I would trust.
- natch 7y agoBrett I meant. Too late for edit.