Chapter
The Question of Inherent Goodness or Badness
25:55 - 35:35 (09:39)
In this podcast, the host discusses the question of inherent goodness or badness based on different scenarios and intentions of individuals.
Clips
The speaker contemplates the difference between the emotional impact of physical violence versus the clinical operation of cyber warfare and how it affects our perception of which is worse.
25:55 - 27:56 (02:00)
Summary
The speaker contemplates the difference between the emotional impact of physical violence versus the clinical operation of cyber warfare and how it affects our perception of which is worse.
ChapterThe Question of Inherent Goodness or Badness
Episode#171 – Anthony Pompliano: Bitcoin
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The podcast discusses the worth of intention in determining whether someone's behavior is good or bad with a focus on whether it's important to focus on the results of the behavior or the motive behind it.
27:56 - 30:52 (02:56)
Summary
The podcast discusses the worth of intention in determining whether someone's behavior is good or bad with a focus on whether it's important to focus on the results of the behavior or the motive behind it.
ChapterThe Question of Inherent Goodness or Badness
Episode#171 – Anthony Pompliano: Bitcoin
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The Bitcoin community believes in the ethos and rational path to a world defined by their ideals, and hold specific arguments as to why other technologies are not the best representation.
30:52 - 35:35 (04:43)
Summary
The Bitcoin community believes in the ethos and rational path to a world defined by their ideals, and hold specific arguments as to why other technologies are not the best representation. However, there is a distinction between being a keto maximalist and justifying one's beliefs for a technology.