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When you take their actions and consider them as a whole, it clearly paints some as good or evil. Sure, no one is movie villain evil or saint-level good, but when a preponderance of their actions have outcomes that are bad for others, then I think it's pretty clear who they are.

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Fine, but I explicitly refrained from defending Feynman. The point I made is that it is a sign of a horrible social sickness that we can be confused that it's possible for a person to commit some sexual sin and also for that same person to love somebody.

To further clarify, note this sentence in my comment:

>it still doesn't make him some kind of paradox

I did not say, e.g.

>it still doesn't make him, on par, more bad than good

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