I'm not saying to not consider their way of life in the past bad, I'm saying that trying to debunk those views from our modern perspective is silly. I'm not going to assume what that neopagan friend you mentioned believes, it's likely some nonsense imo, but norse faiths were not unified or...
No, not really. You reached Valhalla by being chosen, it wasn't some sort of automatic on-off condition. Now, Folkvangr maybe...
Regardless, it is childish and stupid to apply modern morals to past cultures and try to use our definitions to "debunk" their beliefs. They had their own values of...
It's primarily a response to the idea of "cosmic insignificance" due to the scale of the universe. I think that since space isn't doing anything anywhere (until we discover actual proof of aliens, its all empty) it has no significance compared to life here on earth.
It's an interesting question. I'm of the thought that morals have value specifically because they are a human construct, and that it makes them inherently superior to anything natural because it can make the choice to change the world around it. Likewise I think the entirety of space has no...
Well, Pluribus goes a lot harder into making the collective the objectively worse state, whereas this is suppressing minorities for the sake of the majority so there's at least SOMEBODY benefiting. But I certainly had the same thought.
Oh boy, another one of those terminally annoying "REAL futanari is BOTH" spergs who can only terminally reference a wikipedia article to back their lack of a point
Neat, I think I remember the light novel jumping straight from evolution to the final confrontation so it was kind of obscured what his actual choice? Certainly a different choice from this.