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by randomsearch
1273 days ago
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I think that position confuses ethics with condemnation of an individual. You can be ethically against stealing, but still see the positive elements in the life of a thief. It is absolutely not necessary to turn the discussion around Musk into a trial. It is possible he is neither guilty or innocent, but rather a mixture of good and bad - like everyone on here, even those condemning him as a terrible human. |
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Translated: You can use ethics to judge an action or just look at its risk/reward ratio? Yeah, that's what Musk does but that's also why plenty of people consider him a (near) sociopath.