> What road you work from is immaterial imho. If we no longer care what road we're on, we've likely lost our way. > All that matters is you’re looking for the

> What road you work from is immaterial imho. If we no longer care what road we're on, we've likely lost our way. > All that matters is you’re looking for the truth... Truth is a measurement. Much matters beyond it. > ... until you bump against a legal boundary Laws are contrivances intended to control. They aren't ethics; they aren't inherently good. They're a poor yardstick to determine whether behavior is ethical or good. > If they’re dishonest, evidence it. If they break the law, prosecute. Setting records straight requires resources + time and misdirection is cheap to produce. Well funded bad actors exhaust the resources of ethical people. This happens every day. > Everything else is fair game. A game of resources. > Activism and the search for truth is a contact sport. If measuring truth has become a sport, it's another sign we have lost our way.