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The absence of a defined criteria does not imply an ideal criteria does not exist. The ideal is somewhere between the two extremes, ants, wasps, etc. taking ov
by francisofascii 2y ago
The absence of a defined criteria does not imply an ideal criteria does not exist. The ideal is somewhere between the two extremes, ants, wasps, etc. taking over the entire planet and ants vs ants/wasps becoming extinct. Through reason, analysis, etc. we can get closer to defining a more measurable criteria.
- AndrewKemendo 2y agoThat’s literally what I’m saying doesn’t exist, so we’re in agreement?