Dude, if you are preaching Might Makes Right you don’t have to bring up nonsense like “standing to object”.
Anything that can replace us will get to decide if the fact that it has done so is “good”. Our arguments will have failed to convince the universe, and we will be gone. Physics is a garbage arbitrator, but from its decision there can be no appeal.
Arguments made by humans can effect other humans, and from that effect their actins, and from that effect the universe.
In this case, the argument is about whether humans should resist or acquiesce to their own replacement. I take Dagn’s “good” to indicate support for the latter option.
I mean, he can chime in, but I think he is looking at it from the perspective of a “thing that has happened”. We don’t have standing to object because we are gone.
I doubt he thinks there is a duty to roll over. (Don’t want to put words in your mouth tho, man. Let me know if I’m misunderstanding you here.) The vibe I get from his argument is that, once we are gone, who cares what we think?
Dude, if you are preaching Might Makes Right you don’t have to bring up nonsense like “standing to object”.
Anything that can replace us will get to decide if the fact that it has done so is “good”. Our arguments will have failed to convince the universe, and we will be gone. Physics is a garbage arbitrator, but from its decision there can be no appeal.
Arguments made by humans can effect other humans, and from that effect their actins, and from that effect the universe.
In this case, the argument is about whether humans should resist or acquiesce to their own replacement. I take Dagn’s “good” to indicate support for the latter option.
I mean, he can chime in, but I think he is looking at it from the perspective of a “thing that has happened”. We don’t have standing to object because we are gone.
I doubt he thinks there is a duty to roll over. (Don’t want to put words in your mouth tho, man. Let me know if I’m misunderstanding you here.) The vibe I get from his argument is that, once we are gone, who cares what we think?