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Honestly pathos and emotions can guide us in my eye just as much as logos can. You cannot put a value on a singular human due to the unique ability to grow eve
by carmenSD 4y ago
Honestly pathos and emotions can guide us in my eye just as much as logos can.
You cannot put a value on a singular human due to the unique ability to grow everlasting on a mental health level.
To ignore the emotional component in this argument and asking for raw numerals in this case, does this really show cause for an argument of growth because the pathos argument is ignored in it of itself?
That doesn't make any sense in my eye. Why use logos to defend mass slavery overseas for production of goods? Isn't that inherent to the actual problems with the capitalistic system? Aren't we as a race beyond Social Darwinism yet?
Your logic I feel is showing cause for the emotional problems we have with capitalism and quite frankly I could care less about any singular country's GDP to begin with in this argument because every country has to help get our earth to net zero carbon by 2050 and quite frankly the world's nations are doing a piss poor job in this. Especially the United States.
I find our current system of capitalism to be no better personally than an unbalanced video game that hasn't been patched in years and is needing serious re-balancing. But what do I know? I'm just another "emotional" human. Meanwhile every nation is equally responsible for the consequences on this on a scale that to me far exceeds "economics."
- hbrn 4y ago> Honestly pathos and emotions can guide us in my eye just as much as logos can. Emotions allow your biases to manifest, letting you focus on thousand suicides and turn a blind eye to famine for millions. And even feel virtuous while doing that. Utterly disgusting.
- malermeister 4y agoYou are turning a blind eye to hundreds of millions Bangladeshis with this very statement. Pot, meet kettle.