On the unlucky kid: fair enough. But using positive reinforcement to make someone violent or cowardly, even if you think you’re benefiting them, is vicious. Thats the sort of case I was thinking about.
I disagree with you about the actual vs. expected result, but thats a bigger discussion.
It depends on whether or not they should be peaceful, I guess. But if they’re not your child or student or something like that, then it’s probably disrespectful at the least.
On the unlucky kid: fair enough. But using positive reinforcement to make someone violent or cowardly, even if you think you’re benefiting them, is vicious. Thats the sort of case I was thinking about.
I disagree with you about the actual vs. expected result, but thats a bigger discussion.
On your account, is using positive reinforcement to make someone peaceful vicious? Virtuous? Neither?
It depends on whether or not they should be peaceful, I guess. But if they’re not your child or student or something like that, then it’s probably disrespectful at the least.
OK. Tapping out now.