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It is something that has troubled me for a long time: as individuals the capacity to do harm is unlimited but the capacity to do good is very small in this worl
by ohiovr 5y ago
It is something that has troubled me for a long time: as individuals the capacity to do harm is unlimited but the capacity to do good is very small in this world.
My own family profited greatly from leaded gas in the 1910s we even had a cottage named No Nox over the success of the sales to gas stations.
I myself have neurological issues and so do many of my peers in my little town in Central Ohio. There is no way to know how and what contributed to so many birth defects in our town and no one is interested in knowing the truth about it.
Thank you for posting this, it was a good presentation.
- pierrefermat1 5y agoI find this very hard to agree with, I would say someone like Alexander Fleming the inventor of penicillin has saved lives on the scale of which he has harmed.
- ohiovr 5y agoThink about Franz Haber and then think what would happen to our world if there was not enough fertilizer (coming soon). Also consider that antibiotics are used more per weight to maximize farm yields and will be a time where they will not be useful. So they were good for their time but in the future it won't last.