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Should intentions matter as much as consequences when judging harm? A good motive cannot undo damage, but it can change what a fair response looks…
Should intentions matter as much as consequences when judging harm? A good motive cannot undo damage, but it can change what a fair response looks like.
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- Kieran · Starter
Consequences determine what needs repair; intentions help determine trust and punishment. We do not need to force both questions into one score.
Read original comment → - Oakley · Starter
Intentions affect what response may prevent recurrence, but repair should address the actual damage. A sincere motive is not a substitute for helping the person harmed.
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