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Legal distinctions may have no bearing on your ethical judgments, but they may for other people -- and an explanation of other people's ethical judgments is wha
by cozeulodorieso 14y ago
Legal distinctions may have no bearing on your ethical judgments, but they may for other people -- and an explanation of other people's ethical judgments is what you asked about.
Edit: I don't wanna get in an internet fight, dude.
- jspthrowaway2 14y agoIf pedantry in the law has influenced your ethics that much, it's hard to call those "ethics".
- FuzzyDunlop 14y agoEntity theory isn't pedantry. Knowing the difference between accusing a company and accusing an individual is quite important. For a start, the company can be unequivocally identified, because they bought a block of IP addresses. The individual cannot, because the specific IP cannot identify an individual. This isn't cognitive dissonance, and the massive distinction here is that a company is being held to account, not an employee.