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> To your first point: consider a hypothetical person who is unable to recognise other people as being similar to themselves, i.e. as having minds of their own.
by Teever 6y ago
> To your first point: consider a hypothetical person who is unable to recognise other people as being similar to themselves, i.e. as having minds of their own. We would treat this person as having a serious social disability.
It sounds like you're describing psychopaths.
- MaxBarraclough 6y agoI suppose so, but I imagine psychopaths can still understand it at the intellectual level. Not something I know much about.