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Feels like if the outcome genuinely helps way more people than it hurts, it's probably worth it even if the method wasn't perfectly clean.
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Feels like if the outcome genuinely helps way more people than it hurts, it's probably worth it even if the method wasn't perfectly clean.
I think about every atrocity in history justified in the name of some greater good, and it makes me deeply uneasy trusting that logic -- the means are usually the only thing anyone can actually be held accountable for in the moment.
Should individual liberty always come before the collective good?
Is caste-based reservation system still necessary in modern India?