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That definition aligns with my own. Note that the definition says that the "desire"—the intent—is the injury or harm itself. It's not malice if you steal some
by munificent 4y ago
That definition aligns with my own.
Note that the definition says that the "desire"—the intent—is the injury or harm itself.
It's not malice if you steal someone's car because the point isn't to make them feel bad, the point is to acquire a car.
I don't consider depersonalization to imply malice either. Depersonalization can make it easier to maliciously harm someone, but seeing a user as a potential source of revenue isn't malice. The intent isn't to harm them at all, the intent is to generate revenue. The harm is incidental.