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Then what do you mean when you say "make a difference"?
by yldedly 2y ago
Then what do you mean when you say "make a difference"?
- moffkalast 2y agoI think they mean the literal opposite of things staying the same, not the "helping people" idiom.
- yldedly 2y agoFair enough, but for the sake of this conversation, if we say 'good' values are those that keep things from staying the same, aren't the values of smart people just as likely to evolve towards 'bad' ones? For example, I'm sure most people know at least one smart person who only plays video games; it does seem that we'll keep inventing forms of entertainment that wirehead people more and more effectively, which seems in line with the Brave New World scenario.
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