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Dave of Canada wrote...
I know your reasoning well by now, dear. You don't ever stop.
Guest_Saphra Deden_*
Phaedon wrote...
In that case, yours, on this topic is either non-existant, or fraudulent.
Phaedon wrote...
Supranational empathy has been noted during all major natural or otherwise, disasters, in recent times.
Tribalism, and by tribalism I mean the proper use of the term, has actually almost ceased around the world, with the last tribes that remain to be generally maintaining their structure. You won't hear about new tribes being formed all of a sudden. Tribes are dead.
Phaedon wrote...
While affection may not be spread evenly, there is no argument against the fact that the longer the sound of the human voice can go, the larger the human unions will be.
Phaedon wrote...
"Empathy can motivate you to hate without any trouble "
Empathy is not the instinct that does that.
Phaedon wrote...
"My group's needs before yours" is a deadly approach. Which further proves that your BS about supporting survivalism is well, BS.
Phaedon wrote...
You directly do so.
Phaedon wrote...
The suggestion that humans, although progressively empathetic, have to always be divided is a direct contradiction to the fact that we are soft-wired to merge with one another.
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Someone With Mass wrote...
It's intensely ironic that you're accusing me of repeating myself, when you're constantly referring to me as "dear". Which is in its incredibly unoriginal, because the whole Cerberus Defense Force is doing that. Not to mention that it's a little old by now, because it just makes you look so stuck up.
Funny how that works.
Saphra Deden wrote...
BoboIII wrote...
I know what retcon is. If that particular example is retcon depends how is executed in ME3 in it's entirety.
You are a very good Biodrone. Bioware must be proud.
iakus wrote...
I always thought the assumption with that phrase was "harder, but still reasonable"
Mordin, for all his cold calculation, still has ethical lines he will not cross. For example, he doesn't experiment on "any species with members capable of calculus" He sees such testing as disgusting and wasteful. WIth thegenophage, he only used computer simulations, cloned tissue, corpses, and varren for the higher-level tests. I don't believed we've yet seen the line TIM is unwilling to cross.
And it's not just what alternatives could have been taken,. but what was the point to begin with? Why were these tasks so important that such brutal methods were deemed necessarry? Jack Bauer had a ticking clock. WHat did Jack Harper have?
And the Alliance already had BAaT, and later the Grissom Academy. What was so important about developing stronger biotics they had to kill a bunch of kids to make one? If these things were seen as necessary, what was the necessity?
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