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>I struggle to understand how people cannot simply accept the answer: to know more! When you say that, people are thinking "so would you let people die unneces
by Qwertious 12y ago
>I struggle to understand how people cannot simply accept the answer: to know more!
When you say that, people are thinking "so would you let people die unnecessarily, JUST so you can know more?". What's important about knowing more? It's useful for its entertainment and curiosity-satisfying properties, but that ranks far lower than stuff like people starving.
- TeMPOraL 12y agoSo I'd counter - where's the value of spending half a billion Euros on a few blockbuster movies? Or 10% of an Olympics game? Why do you want a right to watch soccer games and want to deny me right to knowing more about the universe around us? That being said, I'd go back to explaining very carefully how everything we have around us is built on top of people doing weird stuff just to know more.