Agreed it is an interesting theoretical question.
But, sometimes theoretical questions have shaky moral ground, and more importantly, put stupid ideas in stupid people's heads.
Adam and Eve is probably the classic example.
But, sometimes theoretical questions have shaky moral ground, and more importantly, put stupid ideas in stupid people's heads.
Adam and Eve is probably the classic example.
Also, in this particular case, it seems that the people interested in that sort of thing could figure it out anyway. Obscurity isn't security.
Good phrase!
Dan is a TV host who did a Variety Fair interview in which he was semi-pro drug legalisation.
> Dan: The validity of your read on what most of the country thinks notwithstanding, Stanley.... Actions are immoral. Opinions are not. And I won't apologize for mine. Discussion is good, and for those of us fortunate enough to be the subject of magazine articles, it may be our responsibility from time to time to try and raise the level of debate.