Eugenics simply means finding ways to have the best offspring

Jail is an issue only to aging mortals. It’s a FOMO maximiser: having to spend X% of life under stern conditions means losing a meaningful part of the limited time available to live

“As above, so below” is a cosmic law, yet in these examples it is clearly broken. There is literally something wrong with the world we live in

Conscription is slavery, and therefore must be abolished

The EU’s allowing glyphosate use, Sheer evil this is, this power abuse

I have flipped many views since 2019, but not those concerning death sentences. Yet I do have a couple of nuances to add

Utilitarianism breaches personal freedoms and leads to genocides. Even if its means were somehow justified, it puts too much trust in its operator; life cannot guarantee any certain outcome

Just one smol misdeed can unmake great reputation and send karma down the drain

Established militaries embrace war because it is their path to more power, wealth, and glory. But any war is gruesome; cold peace is always preferable

Political issues exist because of the immoral use of force. No man is good enough to govern another man without the other’s consent

Science without conscience is a crime against nature. Ethics are fundamental

I may not like my country’s regime, but I will not fight it with help from abroad—foreign entities have their own dirty interests

There is nothing inherently evil about 15-minute neighborhoods and cities. It only makes sense to reduce the time it takes to get from one place to another

Vaccines are supposed to give a person immunity without causing illness. Any serious side-effects experienced at a large level make them pointless

There’s nothing inherently bad about green passes: they are a useful tool for limiting viral spread during an outbreak

Death penalty as a punishment is unacceptable. Death is bad whether it’s Stalin’s or Einstein’s: a corpse can’t acknowledge own mistakes and become better