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I, on the other hand, cannot. (I can imagine many strange things, but not this one.)

• TuringTest 4y ago
  Consider: * A society of one. * A society of one family isolated in nature, where each member is allowed to express their peculiarities and eccentricities, but never do each other any harm - not because of established rules, but because they truly love and care of each other.
  • Koshkin 4y ago
    One person is not a society. The second example is virtually unreal (and even expressions of 'love' and 'care' can be harmful).
    • TuringTest 4y ago
      "Virtually unreal"? It's how humans evolved for hundred thousands years.