graymatter
The (Self-Proclaimed) Mindsay Poets' Authority and General Literary Advisor.
Question #19
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philosophy
philosophySuppose Mr. A dislikes Ms. B and kills her for no reason other than he prefers to live in a world without her. Has Mr. A done anything "wrong", "bad", or "sinful"? Why? What do words like "wrong" really mean? What I'm trying to understand is: on what basis should Mr. A refrain from killing Ms. B?
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