[BiteCode_dev]

Are writing this comment from a phone made with no unethical issues?

Cause I don't know any.

[cocacola1]

No evil is preferable, but a little evil is acceptable. A lot of evil, however, is not (unless compared to pure evil, I suppose).

[BiteCode_dev]

So the whole chain must be ethical, but children labor to make your phone is a little evil that is not counting.

Absolute statement, then relativism.

I'm convinced.

[cocacola1]

Rather, a recognition of the current state of affairs. And not just my phone; my clothes, some chocolate I had recently, and probably most things I own. The overseer is more evil, but we’re all a little evil (or a lot?), though I doubt we’re all about to go off grid and be self sufficient, weaving our own clothes, building our own shelter, foraging our food, etc.

[BiteCode_dev]

We can apply this argument to the original scientific frauds.

At this point I have no idea what your opinion is.

[yogorenapan]

How are you measuring “evil”?

[cocacola1]

By the tried and true methods of “I know it when I see it” and the smell test.