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08-04-02
Hmm... moral philosophy... I really enjoyed the discussion of Aristotle's morality ideas; excess and abstinence are equally bad; an equilibrium is best.
i.e. Anger - One, it wouldn't be good to get TOO angry; if someone were to say, step on your toe, that isn't grounds to slowly torture them to death.
If an adult were to walk up and start punching your 5 year old child, and you just stood there and watched, and didn't retaliate, that is equally bad.
Bismarck once said "Fools say they like to learn from their experiences, but I prefer to learn from the experience of others."
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