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"Yes. Sadly, science and moral absolutes do not make easy bedfellows."

Dep. Hugo Strange blog (All posts are IC unless stated otherwise)

WARNING: Hugo Strange takes from multiple sources except for New 52/Rebirth. It's a wild mix of whatever tickled my fancy.

#dc rp #dc promo #rp promo #Hugo Strange #okay to reblog

@equiuszahhak replied to your post “I'm normal on a surface level, but who knows what...”:

D --> Your name is literally Strange

That is my legal name, Equius Zahhak. I did not choose that; it was my parents' name before me, and so on and so forth.

#It does make for a good joke but as for a personality indicator it means little to nothing.#;ic #equiuszahhak

I'm normal on a surface level, but who knows what you may find when you go below that.

#;ic #;dash comm

I will say, sadly, science and moral absolutes do not make easy bedfellows.

So, there are no moral standards I hold myself to, just that I have them, and they are at times questionable.

#;ic #;ooc: -pulls the quote off his pinned-

// I can't post a picture of hugo cause everyone would call him bald :(

#because he is.#;ooc

My ex-wife has come by for lunch, and she brought our son with her.

#She's not particularly thrilled today it seems.#;ic

// AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

he talks to much. IMMEDIATELY. He needs one conversation where he talks at least once sentence and i dont TIRED.

#it's half reading and also researching on the side with him #;ooc

I am enjoying learning about the morals and ethics of different environments.

:)

#;ic

mediculled

speak your +hough+s.

strangepsychiatry

Your post came up in that for you tab, so before I begin to expand upon my thoughts, I would like to ask what about medical malpractice is hard to grasp?

Is there a cultural context to this?

I'm a human psychologist, as well as a scientist. So these things fall right into my general interests.

To give context, so this question is at least given some arbitrary guidelines to follow, medical professionals (a doctor, nurse, dentist, technician, hospital or hospital worker) are given rules and guidelines that we must follow that are considered typically ethical, so that our patients feel safe and are in good hands. Deviating from those guidelines, practice and training would fall under malpractice, anything that could harm a patient.

So I can't just remove an organ from my patient just because I'm curious or want to. Or I cannot psychologically torture my clients.

What is the standard for you?

#It does as I love to debunk them.#;ic #mediculled #;ooc: -DEEP SIGH-#what have u done...

unretrcfied

A lack of understanding is just that, correct, until it becomes willful. When you know you are under learned, and instead of acknowledging the moment your knowledge escapes the situation, you choose to double down on insecure footing. Apathy may not care, but I find the tandem unwillingness to learn combined with a true absence of care at all to be the cause of many overlooked moments of minor aggression, let alone the trickle upward of problems. Though one thing I must concede is our own experiences limit how you and I engage this topic at one another. It is worth noting nothing you are saying is actually wrong on any level.

I will accept the apology, though I don't think it is a warranted one. We are both, as stated, talking from different realities and at different points in time within those realities. There is expected knowledge and decorum that we lack, but are able to produce. Letting private forces control a curriculum still seems. Detrimental in my opinion. Again however, my knowledge of these levels of institutions come from clearly tyrannical or militant sources so those are affluenced preemptively, which is unfair.

I have experience with this. In both regards to what you are saying. There's a foolish belief that only evil people can produce such violence and horrors onto worlds they lead. It's a lovely fantasy that the idea of a blanket good and evil exist with clear dividing lines. Wise men and women wish not to lead, I tend to seek those people out over those with growing salivation for seats of power.

strangepsychiatry

But apathy is still the root of it. I am not saying apathy is inherently evil or bad in a space where you need to be educated on a particular subject. It can be. You need the ability to care and the ability to understand emotions from a non-logical standpoint. Or... in the case of a lack of understanding of education on a subject, you need to understand for the sake of empathy or sympathy. Of course, teaching someone not to hate is important too; it's a complex thing, but apathy can be incredibly detrimental in many scenarios just as much as its opposites, strong emotions. Though conceding or not, your input is incredibly valuable and does give a perspective that should be heard. So I appreciate it in those regards and beyond.

It is appreciated and well understood why you see it as unnecessary with the stated information. On the basis of experience, yes, it would shape how you view education and private institutions. I've not had any experience that would really warp my opinion on a more interpersonal level outside of what one would consider community rallying for support of public education. Would you be willing to talk further about your experience in school? I am rather interested in hearing about it. While I cannot experience it, I would provide a healthy amount of context.

It is naivety and ignorance. A foolish belief indeed. To walk the line of progression, sometimes sacrifices must be made, no matter how horrific or inhumane that are must be. You said you have experience with it. If ever you have the chance, I'd like to hear about it. The difference between worlds makes me curious, good or bad, that has yet to be seen. As for myself, I believe that I will, maybe one day, push the line of ethics, as I am aware I will eventually not be satisfied with where I am at. But we shall see.

#;ic #unretrcfied