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27-03-2013 The abolitionist movement aims to end human and animal suffering through biotechnology. I hope that huge technological changes--maybe including superintelligence--can happen in our lifetime. |
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21-04-2013 I said I'd link you to my entry on human sacrifice when it comes out, the one where I use your quote, and here it is:http://francoistremblay.wordpress.com/2013/04/20/on-the-delicate-issue-of-human-sacrifice/ |
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30-11-2017 I really like what Ive stumbled into and plan to do a lot reading around much of what you have posted. I googled The Brothers Karamazov in order to introduce my IB Philosophy class to the idea of pointless suffering used against the idea of an all loving, all powerful, omniscient God and thats how I came across your blog. Anyway, I had a great lesson with the students reading through your blog post, Is harmony worth the tears of one tortured child? Lots of great discussions and lively debate. So with keen interest, Ill take some time out to read through your other posts.Thank you |
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30-11-2017
Hi Tony, Great! Glad to know you've found something useful for your philosophy class. I think for me gratuitous suffering, random and sometimes grave is the issue with the world as it is. P.S. Excuse my website errors, a side effect of a bit of an overkill against trolls and stalkers. Did the job though |
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