Revisions of #120
Contributors: Dennis Hackethal
There’s ‘evictionism’: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evictionism↵ ↵ I like this view because it sidesteps the issue of personhood and at what point it arises. It says you’re free to evict anything, person or not. We don’t how creativity (ie the universal-explainer software mentioned in #119) works so this is handy.↵ ↵ (Amaro)
There’s ‘evictionism’: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evictionism
I like this view because it sidesteps the issue of personhood and at what point it arises. It says you’re free to evict anything, person or not. We don’t how creativity (ie the universal-explainer software mentioned in #119) works so this is handy.
(Amaro)
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There’s ‘evictionism’: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evictionism I like this view because it sidesteps the issue of personhood and at what point it arises. It says you’re free to evict anything, person or not. We don’t know how creativity (ie the universal-explainer software mentioned in #119) works so this is handy. (Amaro)
There’s ‘evictionism’: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EvictionismI like this view because it sidesteps the issue of personhood and at what point it arises. It says you’re free to evict anything, person or not. We don’t know how creativity (ie the universal-explainer software mentioned in #119) works so this is handy.(Amaro)