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I can very easily "discover" how to make an illegal <item> in under a minute using the internet, does that mean I should be allowed to have it? I'm pretty sure

I can very easily "discover" how to make an illegal <item> in under a minute using the internet, does that mean I should be allowed to have it? I'm pretty sure your response is not what the GP meant.

thunderbong 3y ago
Sure. And if there are consequences, face them.
- rationalist 3y ago
  Generally kids are not able to comprehend or foresee all of the consequences of their actions which is why parents and their communities set rules/restrictions for kids.
  - rationalist 3y ago
    I'm curious as to the reasoning behind why someone apparently disagrees with that.
    - borski 3y ago
      Likely a teenager ;)
    - Retric 3y ago
      Generally humans are not able to comprehend or foresee all of the consequences of their actions… Thus saying kids can’t preform superhuman feats isn’t an argument that they should be required to do anything.
  - borski 3y ago
    Oh, so you've been a teenager before, too? :) (I recently saw a fantastic episode of "The Mind, Explained" on Netflix that describes this phenomenon well, along with why it happens: https://www.netflix.com/watch/81273770 https://www.netflix.com/watch/81273770)
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- Dylan16807 3y ago
  "if there are consequences" is begging the question.