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> Are we perpetuating them? Or we just not undertaking to undo the effects? Those two things are fundamentally different. It is not clear to me that they are f
by KPGv2 2y ago
> Are we perpetuating them? Or we just not undertaking to undo the effects? Those two things are fundamentally different.
It is not clear to me that they are fundamentally different in any way other than deontology.
- A4ET8a8uTh0_v2 2y agoHmm. I think you suffer from the illusion that your shell does not influence your behavior. Even if we are the same species, the genetic baggage, expression of that baggage and how we react to it cannot simply be ignored as not 'fundamentally different' partially, because genetic makeup is very much part of the foundation. We are not all the same. It is silly to suggest that. We share common form factor and there are things that bring us together, but pretending otherwise is how we end up where we are now.