Arts & Humanities: Philosophy: “Question: Where is the line drawn on the greater good philosophy?” plus 5 more |
- Question: Where is the line drawn on the greater good philosophy?
- Question: If integration has the highest success rate in raising minority kids out of poverty& from being "left-behind" why doesn't America do it?
- Question: If the world's standards of reasoning and evidence rose to match that of science, what MAIN problems would disappear and why?
- Question: Why does it always rain the hardest on people who deserve the sun?
- Question: Dont get mad about ppl moving and delting ur quesiton on here because no one knows each other on here?
- Question: Do you think the people who leave nasty, rude, repetitive answers are mentally ill?
| Question: Where is the line drawn on the greater good philosophy? Posted: 20 Sep 2016 06:37 AM PDT I can't think of a situation when that would apply. If the greater good includes all of humanity, then it would include everybody, which would also include at a higher level, all life forms, which would be animals, nature, physical forms. If say a minority of some forms were genetically altered, and helping the vast majority who weren't altered would eliminate those minority, then that would be a case for eliminating the minority. Forces of nature would do that eventually, anyway. Nature has a pattern for life forms that manifest as evolution, and if those forms are blocked from evolving, everything stops evolving, and cosmic forces would eliminate the forms that block evolution. |
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| Posted: 20 Sep 2016 03:03 AM PDT All craziness, irrationality and insanity would disappear. There would be no wars and this will be the total end of suffering. That said, Cheers. |
| Question: Why does it always rain the hardest on people who deserve the sun? Posted: 20 Sep 2016 02:56 AM PDT That goes back to the widely known laws of the famous post war philosopher Sod. He was renown for his practical experiments, and his detailed statistical analysis of the results. Probably the best known of his works involved dropping buttered toast to objectively observe which way up it landed. The results were applied practically in daily life, particularly early in the day, where his initial results are frequently confirmed over a hearty breakfast. Similar investigations were also conducted by the well known philosopher Murphy but his claims to be the first to establish this cultural statistical relationship have been contested. It seems more likely that this is yet another example of parallel development where that other widely held belief that great minds think alike is illustrated yet again. ;) |
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| Question: Do you think the people who leave nasty, rude, repetitive answers are mentally ill? Posted: 20 Sep 2016 01:46 AM PDT I sometimes repeat an answer I've saved in my list of answers for oft-repeated questions. I reckon one good oft-repeated question deserves a good oft-repeated answer. But Heaven forbid that I should every be nasty or rude! No, it doesn't take mental illness for any of those things you have mentioned, but some people on here do seem to be mentally ill. We find them in all sectors of society, not just on Internet sites. |
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