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Not even close to a comparable analogy. A better analogy would be yours, but where the ink disappears after 1 day and the person getting the tattoo dies a day l
by rmrfrmrf 6y ago
Not even close to a comparable analogy. A better analogy would be yours, but where the ink disappears after 1 day and the person getting the tattoo dies a day later.
- asjldkfin 6y agoNo, it’s a perfect analogy, because it illustrates that efficacy is independent of moral perspective.
- rmrfrmrf 6y agoMorality has nothing to do with it. If consulting advice literally bankrupts your company, the advice is trash, full stop.
- asjldkfin 6y agoNo, the advice Purdue asked for bankrupted the company. Just like how asking a programmer to build a garbage program doesn’t mean the programmer is trash, it just means the specs are.