I mean , there does come a point of asking about the legacy. Yes , Richard stallman has created gnu which is great. But not everybody has such legacy. Not everybody can have such legacy.
Having children / treating them well / them treating you well when you are old is great imo , and when we eventually die , we know that there would be a deep legacy left to somebody.
Yes we do have friends. But I am saying in a sense to maximize legacy.
I don't want to say something offensive , but friends are mine in a , yes I know him personality kind of way , family relations on the other hand are formed through the strands of dna itself sooo , IDK.
This line of thinking feels a lot like utilitarian (like its okay to do somethng bad short term for good long term)
I don’t understand your point. I was just pointing out that Stallman is not one of the elites or speaks for them and as such the OP’s post didn’t make much sense.
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I mean , there does come a point of asking about the legacy. Yes , Richard stallman has created gnu which is great. But not everybody has such legacy. Not everybody can have such legacy.
Having children / treating them well / them treating you well when you are old is great imo , and when we eventually die , we know that there would be a deep legacy left to somebody.
Yes we do have friends. But I am saying in a sense to maximize legacy.
I don't want to say something offensive , but friends are mine in a , yes I know him personality kind of way , family relations on the other hand are formed through the strands of dna itself sooo , IDK.
This line of thinking feels a lot like utilitarian (like its okay to do somethng bad short term for good long term)
I don’t understand your point. I was just pointing out that Stallman is not one of the elites or speaks for them and as such the OP’s post didn’t make much sense.