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I'd say that authenticity is actually independent of values (maybe you're saying that too). A problem is that one could be an authentic mass murderer. Bare au
by nonrandomstring 3y ago
I'd say that authenticity is actually independent of values (maybe
you're saying that too).
A problem is that one could be an authentic mass murderer.
Bare authenticity alone is insufficient for moral good.
Indeed it may not even be necessary by some moral theories.
But, in saying I value authenticity, I am not claiming
to be moral or right.
I could very well be horribly wrong in everything I think about
technology - a monstrous throwback holding humanity from blessed
Utopia. Time will tell. Meanwhile "authenticity" remains a value I
aspire to.
- MichaelZuo 3y agoThis is a good point, attaching a moral valence to being 'authentic' simply doesn't make much sense. There probably are cases where becoming more 'authentic' is worse and should be discouraged by all means.