I could never appreciate Wrath of Kahn because of Ricardo Montalban's pectoral muscles. I just find him creepy. The best one is the Voyage Home. I like the dolphins. And it's funny ... I appreciate that.
But, though I only have Phil 110.6, I think that the needs of the many outweighing the needs of the few only stands up if you are assuming a that individual human happiness is the goal ... the greatest good for the greatest number of people. Then again, I suppose you can't really reason something out without first making an assumption. But I don't know exactly what I'm talking about, either. Someone enlighten me. I'm out of my element.
oh B that whole i don't know if it make sence statment is brill
ReplyDeleteIt is illogical to do logic all day.
ReplyDeleteMy logic prof back in the day was a good guy. He let me withdraw from class on the last day. I hadn't thought about him for a long time. Thanks.
Live long and prosper.
ReplyDeleteYes I know, über-geeky, but you mentioned logic, and when logic comes up how can u not think of the Vulcans. Remember,
The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, or the one.
I could never appreciate Wrath of Kahn because of Ricardo Montalban's pectoral muscles. I just find him creepy. The best one is the Voyage Home. I like the dolphins. And it's funny ... I appreciate that.
ReplyDeleteBut, though I only have Phil 110.6, I think that the needs of the many outweighing the needs of the few only stands up if you are assuming a that individual human happiness is the goal ... the greatest good for the greatest number of people. Then again, I suppose you can't really reason something out without first making an assumption. But I don't know exactly what I'm talking about, either. Someone enlighten me. I'm out of my element.
Anyone want to discuss Lord Nelson?