The Nine Small Compromises
Arthur Winthrop did not become an accomplice to a moral catastrophe in a single moment. He became an accomplice in nine small steps, each of which was reasonable. Step One: He ignored what he knew about the rat. He knew that the uploaded consciousness was not the rat. He knew that the biological rat had been emptied. He knew that the thing on the monitor was a copy — mathematically perfect,...
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