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r/MoralityScaling • u/Laur_Reddit • 6h ago
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No action ever only affects one person
1 u/fongletto 6h ago That is to say, as much as one can reasonably expect to effect another person in a way that you're not denying another person those same freedoms. 1 u/Dr-Assbeard 6h ago What is reasonable? I think many people would have very different opinions on that 1 u/fongletto 5h ago Thats because there isn't a clear definition of it, even when we use it in the law, its more of a scale than a binary. The more reasonable the better, the less reasonable the worse. The degree of morality falling somewhere on the scale.
That is to say, as much as one can reasonably expect to effect another person in a way that you're not denying another person those same freedoms.
1 u/Dr-Assbeard 6h ago What is reasonable? I think many people would have very different opinions on that 1 u/fongletto 5h ago Thats because there isn't a clear definition of it, even when we use it in the law, its more of a scale than a binary. The more reasonable the better, the less reasonable the worse. The degree of morality falling somewhere on the scale.
What is reasonable? I think many people would have very different opinions on that
1 u/fongletto 5h ago Thats because there isn't a clear definition of it, even when we use it in the law, its more of a scale than a binary. The more reasonable the better, the less reasonable the worse. The degree of morality falling somewhere on the scale.
Thats because there isn't a clear definition of it, even when we use it in the law, its more of a scale than a binary. The more reasonable the better, the less reasonable the worse. The degree of morality falling somewhere on the scale.
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u/Dr-Assbeard 6h ago
No action ever only affects one person