The problem with perception of almost anything is that when we do perceive something,we erroneously see it as existing in a static universe. It is never that... All things exist on continuums, that are headed either in a life-giving, or a life-taking trajectory.
So... when someone says, "All that we want is "C," they often fail to realize that "C" is part of a continuum that will eventually lead to "Z." If "Z" is good, no problem, however, if "Z" is bad, then "C" may not be helpful... The whole of natural and human history supports this...
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But isn't denying C because of a future perceived Z a logical fallacy? Just because C could lead to Z doesn't mean it will. All actions contain unintended and unforeseen consequences but awareness of that fact doesn't exempt us from acting. Most slopes are slippery and backsliding is a risk even when we choose to stand still...
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