Reality dictates that when having collected wood for a fire, we need to put some effort to light the wood up.
Anime teaches us that the pile of wood will self-ignite and that there is no effort needed from our part to light it up.
If we follow anime in real life, we will end up making the mistake of not preparing a lighter when we intend to light fires.
Do you guys follow what I'm trying to say?
Does she like to ride horses too?
Is this like the ultimate consumer product?
Morality schmorality, we need universal healthcare, daycare, a progressive tax system, and much more. Once society is equitable to all, then all have equal opportunity to behave “morally.”
All of these things are maintained by humans. There is no perfect structure that can keep everyone "locked" to act in favor of the structure, whether it is through surveillance, bureaucracy or punishments. In any system, a subset of the participants will at some point have leeway to put a small dent to the system. Some systems are more resistant to self-destruction than others, but none are immune to it due to our inherent ability to choose between right and wrong. Therefore, evil systems can always be defeated, and good systems can always fall.
Life finds a way back once it's unfolded?
That's really good news!
The censor is there to strengthen the effect of the word 😉
I feel that there is an underlying moral problem in society that causes the rich to always exploit the poor. It feels like if you were to shuffle people around and pick a new set of rich people, said people would be almost equally likely to screw over their fellow man. If society was more moral in general, this exploitation would be reduced.
It will suck when the old wizard gets tired of being a frog and realizes he doesn't have the limbs to turn himself back into a human.
Office spaces can be turned into housing as long as they are not too deep, otherwise many rooms will end up without windows and sun light.
What about the trans fat byproduct from margarine production?