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The existence of hypothetical counter examples to ethical life lessons does not invalidate those lessons. Ethics aren't the means to an end, they are the practi
by Zikes 12y ago
The existence of hypothetical counter examples to ethical life lessons does not invalidate those lessons. Ethics aren't the means to an end, they are the practice of respecting people and treating them with dignity. Insofar as teaching ethics is even barely relevant to a discussion about teaching programming to children, the value of women beyond their physical attributes is even less so and suggests you're trying to shoehorn an agenda into the discussion.
The examples I gave are entirely relevant, regardless of whether new episodes are being produced or even re-run. They exemplify the purpose, and clearly and undeniably represent the goal of teaching kindness (and more) to children, regardless of the existence or even abundance of examples to the contrary.
There may be a lot of noise in that market, but that doesn't mean there aren't people out there already putting a great deal of effort into doing the right thing.
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- Zikes 12y agoI cannot agree with the idea that nobody is allowed to teach relevant life skills just because you think something else is more important. For one, not everyone is qualified to teach the issues you find more important. For another, in a more ideal society such as the one you suggest, people are free to teach and learn what skills they like without having to justify it to everyone in the world who thinks they know better.