bsandyman@att.net wrote:
If we accept that Sam is amoral, then aren't we left to
wonder at what a startling coincidence it is that his
pragmatic solution is also the moral one?
************** Common good is often mentioned as a handy
criteria for morals. I don't see it as any kind of a stretch
at all that an individual's best interests might occasionally
match what is best for most. Especially with Dashiell in the
background giving a sly nod.
miker
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