the assumption of correctness is a consequence of accrued education and experience
Not really, no.
Would you want x done to you?
If not, don't do it to others.
It's as simple as that.
leftzero
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Oh, some instances definitely will. The nice thing, though, is that others won't.
Yeah, and the Roman Empire lasted until 1453, but that doesn't mean what people think of when they say Roman Empire didn't collapse in 476 (and the Byzantine Empire in 1204).
Whatever's left of the USA in a few decades might call itself USA (well, one or two bits of it might, others most definitely won't), but it evidently won't be the USA as we understand it today, and neither would any hypothetical future union or coalition of those fragments.
Given the vast number of people who are currently also suffering from CEO-induced extreme emotional disturbance, the bastards should be shitting their pants in abject terror right now...
Saburo Arasaka was born in 1919 in Japan... wait, sorry, wrong biography. This corporate villain was born in Taiwan in 1963.
seeing little people
Seems like a common side effect...
Seriously. Just empty a bag of rice on the ground in front of a vampire and then tell me how cool and terrifying it is.
Do it inside of your door without inviting it in for extra measure, so the damn thing has to try to count the grains without coming in, and It'll be stuck there until the sun comes out and it burns to ash.
We could have drowned so many billionaires (and one trillionaire) in this water, instead of wasting it...
Makes sense. Light bicycle won't break your puny bones despite your insufficient calcium intake, but heavy battery will.
You want to drive one of these, up your calcium game. Drink your milk. Eat at least a kilogram of cheese every day.
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We're taking about morally good and bad here.
Killing people in self defense might be necessary, but that doesn't make it good.
Killing people is morally bad, even if it's someone no one in their right mind would hesitate to murder if given the opportunity, like Putin.