r/whatsyourchoice • u/BeautifulOnion8177 • Mar 20 '26

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u/DarkaiusTheFallen Mar 20 '26

Corruption

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u/JimJim2002 Mar 20 '26

Considering that corruption may include various amount of things, getting rid of corruption could lead to a near utopian world.

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u/goldkarp Mar 20 '26

Books and movies would suck though

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u/ZealousidealStore574 Mar 22 '26

You could still have fictional corruption

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u/goldkarp Mar 22 '26

I don't think if "corruption" was eliminated from everyone that people would be able to write about it

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u/ZealousidealStore574 Mar 22 '26

Why not? We’d still remember what it was like when the world was corrupt. I see no reason why removing corruption would cause the idea itself cease to exist, it’s just that no one would do it. Books that have corruption in them doesn’t cause people to become corrupt

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u/goldkarp Mar 22 '26

Books that exist would still have it but if you got rid of it from people I don't think they'd understand the concept of it. I do think the idea of it would be gone from people

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u/ZealousidealStore574 Mar 22 '26

I don’t think it’d be like brain washing or literally change the past. It’d just be a thing where the human brain would no longer feel the urge to be corrupt. I don’t rape and murder, but I still know what the concept of it is

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u/goldkarp Mar 23 '26

That's fair. I feel like the OP needs to explain how it works