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It is always interesting to me how much 'morality' (in the sense that an individual/corporation 'should' abide by these rules) can be derived from applying symm
by Rayhem 4y ago
It is always interesting to me how much 'morality' (in the sense that an individual/corporation 'should' abide by these rules) can be derived from applying symmetry principles.
- stcredzero 4y agoPeople aren't particles, though. What symmetry tests are good for with regards to human beings, is to see if something like a principle which claims to be "fundamental" is really fundamental.
- andirk 4y agoI think it's safe to argue that every single thing in a contract is for the benefit of the employer and has zero to do with morality. And it is up to the employee to have their own internal contract that the employer must align to. It's like legal court where the prosecution and defense go full court press not out of morality but because the belief that if both sides pull their hardest then the truth will be found.
- nibbleshifter 4y agoThe "golden rule". Only do unto others that which you wish others to do unto you (or something like that, you get the idea).