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And what is the moral wisdom in contemplating this scenario if you've already rejected the means as unworthy?
by threatofrain 5y ago
And what is the moral wisdom in contemplating this scenario if you've already rejected the means as unworthy?
- CoastalCoder 5y ago> And what is the moral wisdom in contemplating this scenario if you've already rejected the means as unworthy? A fair question. I guess there are several answers: (1) I was concerned that just because I mentioned being curious how that approach would play out, some readers would assume that I was advocating violence, and respond accordingly. I wanted to be very clear that that's not the case, because that would end all discussion. (2) I was mostly just wondering aloud how that would play out, because I'd like to understand human behavior better. I.e., I was doing a thought experiment, and realized that I didn't have any good guess for what the actual aftermath would be. So I was hoping to get other people's thoughts on the matter. EDIT: It seems I chose the wrong forum for the question, or made some other error. I'll delete the post, as it seems to not be contributing to meaningful discussion.