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by TeMPOraL
972 days ago
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I agree there's more nuance to this. Your original application of Kant's imperative is wrong, but it's not a total loss either - I feel it could be rescued with a more precise line of argument. I particularly like the bit from your point 2. here: > a creator operating under the assumption of those laws being followed loses out on revenue when those laws are broken I'm not 100% certain - I'm trying to think this through now - but I feel that this is an ethics issue, related to honesty and fairness. |
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