[There's - there's educational-pranks we get, as children, the lesson of which is that - there's a flaw in human nature, at least in our nature, and at least we think it's a flaw.  It's that when you have some broad, sweeping statement about - about kindness, about goodness, about the thread of Light that runs through the core of humanity - then even though people agree in the abstract that it ought to apply to everyone - they sometimes just sort of forget that those morals exist, for some group of people - and then sometimes, the argument is as simple as saying, "But they're people too," only we get warned so much, as children, as adults, that it is weirdly possible to go on disagreeing past that point, terrifying experiments that obviously stopped early and obviously could have been taken much further - but I don't know if this world has any concept at all, that there are things you ought not to do to anyone - are there things that you think, in principle, shouldn't be done to anyone?]

[There's - there's educational-pranks we get, as children, the lesson of which is that - there's a flaw in human nature, at least in our nature, and at least we think it's a flaw.  It's that when you have some broad, sweeping statement about - about kindness, about goodness, about the thread of Light that runs through the core of humanity - then even though people agree in the abstract that it ought to apply to everyone - they sometimes just sort of forget that those morals exist, for some group of people - and then sometimes, the argument is as simple as saying, "But they're people too," only we get warned so much, as children, as adults, that it is weirdly possible to go on disagreeing past that point, terrifying experiments that stopped early and obviously could have been taken much further - but I don't know if this world has any concept at all, that there are things you ought not to do to anyone - are there things that you think, in principle, shouldn't be done to anyone?]

[There's - there's educational-pranks we get, as children, the lesson of which is that - there's a flaw in human nature, at least in our nature, and at least we think it's a flaw.  It's that when you have some broad, sweeping statement about - about kindness, about goodness, about the thread of Light that runs through the core of humanity - then even though people agree in the abstract that this kindness ought to apply to everyone - they sometimes just sort of forget that those morals exist, for some group of people - and then sometimes, the argument is as simple as saying, "But they're people too," only we get warned so much, as children, as adults, that it is weirdly possible to go on disagreeing past that point, terrifying experiments that stopped early and obviously could have been taken much further - but I don't know if this world has any concept at all, that there are things you ought not to do to anyone - are there things that you think, in principle, shouldn't be done to anyone?]

[There's - there's educational-pranks we get, as children, the lesson of which is that - there's a flaw in human nature, at least in our nature, and at least we think it's a flaw.  It's that when you have some broad, sweeping statement about - about kindness, about goodness, about the thread of Light that runs through the core of humanity - then even though people agree in the abstract that this kindness ought to apply to everyone - they sometimes just sort of forget that those morals exist, for some group of people - and then sometimes, the argument is as simple as saying, "But they're people too," only we get warned so much, as children, as adults, that it is weirdly possible to go on disagreeing past that point, terrifying experiments that stopped early and obviously could have been taken much further - but I don't know if this world has any concept at all, that there are things you ought not to do to anyone - are there things that you think, in principle, shouldn't be done to anyone?]

[There's - there's educational-pranks we get, as children, the lesson of which is that - there's a flaw in human nature, at least in our nature, and at least we think it's a flaw.  It's that when you have some broad, sweeping statement about - about kindness, about goodness, about the thread of Light that runs through the core of humanity - then even though people agree in the abstract that this kindness ought to apply to everyone - they sometimes just sort of forget that those morals exist, for some group of people - and then sometimes, the argument is as simple as saying, "But they're people too."  Only we get warned so much, as children, as adults, that it is weirdly possible to go on disagreeing past that point, terrifying experiments that stopped early and obviously could have been taken much further - but I don't know if this world has any concept at all, that there are things you ought not to do to anyone - are there things that you think, in principle, shouldn't be done to anyone?]

[There's - there's educational-pranks we get, as children, the lesson of which is that - there's a flaw in human nature, at least in our nature, and at least we think it's a flaw.  It's that when you have some broad, sweeping statement about - about kindness, about goodness, about the thread of Light that runs through the core of humanity - then even though people agree in the abstract that this kindness ought to apply to everyone - they sometimes just sort of forget that those morals exist, for some group of people - and then sometimes, the argument is as simple as saying, "But they're people too."  Only we get warned so much, as children, as adults, that it is weirdly possible to go on disagreeing past that point, terrifying experiments that stopped early and obviously could have been taken much further - but I don't know if this world has any concept at all, that there are things you ought not to do to anyone - are there things that you think, in principle, shouldn't be done to anyone?]

[There's - there's educational-pranks we get, as children, the lesson of which is that - there's a flaw in human nature, at least in our nature, and at least we think it's a flaw.  It's that when you have some broad, sweeping statement that comes from - from kindness, from goodness, from the thread of Light that runs through the core of humanity - then even though people agree in the abstract that this kindness ought to apply to everyone - they sometimes just sort of forget that those morals exist, for some group of people - and then sometimes, the argument is as simple as saying, "But they're people too."  Only we get warned so much, as children, as adults, that it is weirdly possible to go on disagreeing past that point, terrifying experiments that stopped early and obviously could have been taken much further - but I don't know if this world has any concept at all, that there are things you ought not to do to anyone - are there things that you think, in principle, shouldn't be done to anyone?]