arthursimone (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} arthursimone) wrote,@ 2009-04-22 11:08:00 |
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"Ethical quandaries, considerations, and questions are often taken too seriously by society-at-large. We must endeavor to take a more chaotic view of ethics, and realize that, like Nature itself, they are constantly evolving and changing. Ethical questions can only be answered by a process we call "survival of the fittest", wherein each possible answer is thrown into a filthy, muddy pit in order to fight for their own correctness." - Susan Mongood
"Ethical quandaries, considerations, and questions are often taken too seriously by society-at-large. We must endeavor to take a more chaotic view of ethics, and realize that, like Nature itself, they are constantly evolving and changing. Ethical questions can only be answered by a process we call "survival of the fittest", wherein each possible answer is thrown into a filthy, muddy pit in order to fight for their own correctness." - Susan Mongood
