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I think hardly anyone is able to really face the suffering our normal daily lives cause, to humans and animals, now and in the future. It's too much and the imp
by rebuilder 6y ago
I think hardly anyone is able to really face the suffering our normal daily lives cause, to humans and animals, now and in the future. It's too much and the implications, if we were to face them, are too radical. So we tend to look at the effect we have on the people close to us and call it good.
Now imagine you're a billionaire, and your behaviour is like this. Won't you look like a monster, because of how distanced you are from most people, and the extent of your influence?