He's sure the Keepers are doing some things Keltham wouldn't approve of? The question is whether they're knowingly doing things that Civilization in aggregate wouldn't approve of, or that practically nobody in Civilization at large would approve of, even if they knew everything else the Keepers knew and could reason as clearly as Keepers could.
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He's sure the Keepers are doing some things Keltham wouldn't approve of? The question is whether they're knowingly doing things that Civilization in aggregate wouldn't approve of, or that practically nobody in Civilization at large would approve of, even if they knew everything else the Keepers knew and could reason as clearly as Keepers could. And if the Keepers made a habit of doing that, and secretly run everything, the rest of Civilization shouldn't be, like, accurately teaching children how to coordinate against Dark Conspiracies and break out of false realities and fight the Hypothetical Corrupted Governance Military? |
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He's sure the Keepers are doing some things Keltham wouldn't approve of? The question is whether they're knowingly doing things that Civilization in aggregate wouldn't approve of, or that practically nobody in Civilization at large would approve of, even if they knew everything else the Keepers knew and could reason as clearly as Keepers could. And if the Keepers make a habit of doing that, and secretly run everything to cover that up, the rest of Civilization shouldn't be, like... accurately teaching children how to coordinate against Dark Conspiracies and break out of false realities and fight the Hypothetical Corrupted Governance Military? |
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He's sure the Keepers are doing some things Keltham wouldn't approve of? The question is whether they're knowingly doing things that Civilization in aggregate wouldn't approve of, or that practically nobody in Civilization at large would approve of, even if they knew everything else the Keepers knew and could reason as clearly as Keepers could. And if the Keepers make a habit of doing that, and secretly run everything to cover that up, the rest of Civilization shouldn't be, like... teaching children how to coordinate against Dark Conspiracies and break out of false realities and fight the Hypothetical Corrupted Governance Military? |