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> Instead of discussing how car theft is fundamentally an unethical behavior, Discuss it if you want to. Do you think you will find many who disagrees with you
by krisoft 3y ago
> Instead of discussing how car theft is fundamentally an unethical behavior,
Discuss it if you want to. Do you think you will find many who disagrees with you? What new outcome or insight do you hope from that discussion?
> we tend to assume they will behave in the worst way possible
We don't assume anything. We observe what is happening. People do steal cares. If you want to change that you have to change something.
> the "new method" results in a different kind of world
Is it a new method? We use locks and gates and etc since before history began. How is this suddenly a "new method"?
- keiferski 3y agoIt's not about "disagreeing with me." The point I'm making is that the discussion is not about how to change this unethical behavior, it's merely about changing the environment to prevent the behavior from being possible. And yes, it is a "new method" because it's a self-reinforcing one. Not too long ago, it was common for people to leave their doors unlocked, as the idea of car theft was simply not a thing that happened in that community. It's still largely a think in many places; e.g., rural Japan.