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> What if you realize that the board is wrong? It is wise to be exceedingly cautious when deploying ends-justifies-the-means logic. Most of the time, history d
by drewbug01 2y ago
> What if you realize that the board is wrong?
It is wise to be exceedingly cautious when deploying ends-justifies-the-means logic. Most of the time, history doesn’t remember those who employ it too fondly.
- mewpmewp2 2y agoWhat are the exact statistics on this?
- komali2 2y agoI'm really curious if you've managed to back every action you take, as well as every value you hold, with rigorous statistical analysis. If you've written about this, I would love to read it. I'm particularly curious if you've done a meta-analysis on what you choose to analysis or not, and what the fundamental basis is for determining fitness for your values and actions (e.g. what does a healthy society and healthy person look like to you and how do you statistically justify this position?).
- pdonis 2y agoHistory is not statistics. But history does show that "end justifies the means" logic never ends up working out well. In the 20th century it killed well north of a hundred million people.