> "I doubt anyone would say you should ignore reports of criminal activity just because some other crime goes unreported. So I think the same applies to these e

> "I doubt anyone would say you should ignore reports of criminal activity just because some other crime goes unreported. So I think the same applies to these ethical restrictions." Yeah, thinking you have to be able to catch/notice everything before you should try to catch/notice anything in the domain of ethics... is a more stark and literal case of making perfection an enemy of the good possible? Try the thinking outside of the ethical/legal domains altogether... don't bother trying to learn to play an instrument, there is no way you can get every note right. This is a rationalization for resignation, not sound practical reasoning.