"If we seek wisdom together with the body, is the body a helper or a hindrance? Are people's vision and hearing true and reliable? Poets often tell us that what we see and hear is incorrect. Is this right? But If sight and hearing are not correct and unreliable, let alone other senses. Sight and hearing are still the most reliable senses. Don’t you think so?” (The Phaedo)
We are cave people, living in a landscape society.
We usually call justice for the majority at the expense of the minority. Although I doubt what the government is doing, I am sympathetic in the end. Like Iphigenia in the Trojan War, how innocent was sacrificed, but the Greeks were sure that Agamemnon killed his daughter so that the fleet could go out. And from the perspective of the male protagonist, what human rights lawyers do has nothing to do with human rights at all. If they can sacrifice the male protagonist's reputation and freedom for the human rights of terrorists, and say "we will be the same as you if we have a chance", then why can't the government protect the right to life of ordinary people in order to catch terrorists? What exactly is true justice? Is it better to let go of a lot of bad people and catch a good person, or not let go of a bad person and would rather catch the wrong good person?
How should justice be defined?
Britain, where George Orwell was born, really started Big brother is watching you again. I don't think this drama has hacked the British government. If it hacked China, I remember they also hacked Putin... It doesn't matter, the West, which is used to saving others by itself, is there less China threat theory?
From a technical point of view, it feels that China has not used correction yet. Our population base is too large.
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