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6/30/2025, 12:27:46 AM
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>there's many good people out there is something that's very visible and easily observable.
It doesn't mean that consistent meaningful contact with such people is always possible, if ever, for any person. It's how very prolonged dehydration makes you doubt if you'd ever drunk water in your life.
>Some of the students would have offered their support no matter what the general consensus was; others had modifiable opinions. If the boy had been bullied, they would have bullied him as well because he was deemed to deserve it. Since the group response was pro-social, they joined in with that. They just want to be a part of the group's energy, whether destructive or not.
Wouldn't this be that most people are usually too lacking in self-agency and too inhumane to be held to humane standards of good/evil in the first place?
>there's many good people out there is something that's very visible and easily observable.
It doesn't mean that consistent meaningful contact with such people is always possible, if ever, for any person. It's how very prolonged dehydration makes you doubt if you'd ever drunk water in your life.
>Some of the students would have offered their support no matter what the general consensus was; others had modifiable opinions. If the boy had been bullied, they would have bullied him as well because he was deemed to deserve it. Since the group response was pro-social, they joined in with that. They just want to be a part of the group's energy, whether destructive or not.
Wouldn't this be that most people are usually too lacking in self-agency and too inhumane to be held to humane standards of good/evil in the first place?
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