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You were so busy working out how you could do something, you never stopped to think whether you should. Always answer should before could, because not doing s
by salawat 4y ago
You were so busy working out how you could do something, you never stopped to think whether you should.
Always answer should before could, because not doing so means, at best, your life is now going to be intrinsically tied to cleaning up after it.
Now you know why there are Things I Won't Work On.
- eternalban 4y agoThe issue here is that the should question itself is mired with -undecidable- propositions. Fundamentally, the age seems to be tending towards viewing the human as a biological machine, yet unquestionably a majority of mankind believes in some variety of 'creature with a soul'. The 'should' question is trivially answered if you are in the mechanical camp. All sorts of 'difficult moral questions' go out the window. It is the preeminent slippery slope. And this is the root cause of the moral dilemma faced by the thinking set who are not in the mechanical camp.