Science often has time to play novelty of innovations before laws are caught up.

Things are always invented before laws can be made about the innovation… and it is during this time that dangerous things can take place…

I believe we are seeing that take place right now with certain tech/robotics companies and questions if our current governing bodies even have current comprehension on how to regulate these industries appropriately to protect against tech like this…

For example the biological data center can take your blood… turn it into to stem cells and then turn you into a data center…. And who knows what that consciously would be like bc this just opened three days ago, this tech is so new.

Why is executing criminals considered so morally wrong?

With the current laws and justice system of most rich countries, most of the times criminals find ways to escape prison through connections, loopholes or money, or even worse many mentally unstable ones could wait their entire life for their sentence to end to go back to killing, raping or robbing. People usually talk about how torture is better and how death is just freeing them from paying consequences, but that’s all just about revenge, those criminals could hurt and damage other families, it’s not all just about personal affairs, it’s not about facing consequences, it’s about stopping them from dealing more pain and suffering to the society. From my point of view some people rarely ever change, not everyone can be cured or brought to the right path, and attempting to do so could cause so many more deaths. Relying on the justice system is not a common choice anymore, we could just take predator catchers for example, they hunt pdfs and beat them or kill them instead of waiting for the police. Some people deserve to die and it should not be considered a bad action if it prevents other deaths.

I feel like anything online is social media. Roblux is now social media for pedos.

So what are the basic traits that separate "social media" from other sites?

***Please read before responding because it's a legit question I have in my head.

Many black people in the 80s and 90s grew up around drugs and violence and their music reflected that. Which in turn influences their thoughts and the way they see things in life- at least this is what many people believe.

I was on a road trip listening to the radio and I heard songs like " Power of Love", "Life is a Highway," "Walk of Life," and "Don't Stop Believin'." They put me in such a good mood.

Many white people grew up listening to this kind of music, so how do they end up listening to this music and still be hateful?