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The thread begins with whoosh posting a surprised or excited message. Pauli responds by expressing appreciation that the values discussed are genuine rather than fabricated, and then raises a philosophical question about the ethical implications of spending money on luxury items versus saving lives, highlighting concerns about famine and mortality. Overall, the conversation reflects curiosity and moral reflection on resource allocation and priorities.
The thread begins with whoosh posting a surprised or excited message. Pauli responds by expressing appreciation that the values discussed are genuine rather than fabricated, and then raises a philosophical question about the ethical implications of spending money on luxury items versus saving lives, highlighting concerns about famine and mortality. Overall, the conversation reflects curiosity and moral reflection on resource allocation and priorities.
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Amazing. But I was glad to notice that the most true values were real, not fictional, even if a parking space can be considered it. Generally, people don't seem to have lost their senses to ultra visionary things.
Still, I'll make the question, with kids and others dying in famine, how many could we save with the cost of these luxuries?
Small pennies, big lives?
Still, I'll make the question, with kids and others dying in famine, how many could we save with the cost of these luxuries?
Small pennies, big lives?
