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I am referring to the point in the animated series where they tried to fight a dragon to try to get the spell it was guarding right before finding the village

Considering that frieren said she wanted to get that spell and not that the dragon could be dangerous if left alive or something, i doubt they were doing it with noble intentions

I do not understand how these points lead to the last one

A lot of animals have “magic” humans do not. There are a lot of examples where humans got inspired from nature, “reverse-engineering their techniques”. Cats and dogs are able to emotionally manipulate humans

This same line of logic could also be applied to like every villain ever. Pure evil villains exist, a fictional species in a mystical world is able to not have developed sympathy

The real evil is the murder of innocent dragons (another species described as intelligent) for like a spell that turns pink painted eggs into magenta painted eggs

I was unsure what lingo young people used, but now i know thanks to this video

It’s not linux’s job to be an ethical gatekeeper

Are people not allowed to complain when someone supports something that is unethical when they could easily not do that?

if you’re from a certain country, from a certain background or whatever, should you not be allowed to contribute the kernel? Or submit a bug report?

The people ruling the country are doing the unethical things, not the people that just happened to be born in the country, maybe fell victim to propaganda / Is it not normal to not allow someone to contribute to a project if they are currently doing problematic things?

And the Linux project, in particular, is not in the business of trying to personally judge every entity behind the code contributions.

Judging a technology is not the same as judging a person. There arent an unreasonable amount of different technologies that people complain about to not be able to judge each one

Maintainers/reviewers don’t have to like LLMs, but it’s not really Linux’s job to judge who (or what) wrote the contribution

People can feel alienated from contributing to a project if they consider it unethical

And it’s also impractical. Contributors are going to use agents, so mind as well encourage them to attribute them rather than encouraging them to be unethical, and hiding it.

Stealing is illegal, but people still do it. Its impractical to catch every person that has ever stolen something so why bother trying at all?

Arent the issues with ai in the linux kernel ethical, not about code quality?

i hope linux phones succeed