Crocker’s rules—feel free to use me as an example if you think I gave a non-answer.
(I argued that the aggregation of a sufficient number of specks inflicted on a single person is equivalent to some significant length torture anyway.)
But there’s a difference between refusing to choose in a situation that by its nature is necessarily hypothetical and trying not to choose in a real situation.
Crocker’s rules—feel free to use me as an example if you think I gave a non-answer.
(I argued that the aggregation of a sufficient number of specks inflicted on a single person is equivalent to some significant length torture anyway.)
But there’s a difference between refusing to choose in a situation that by its nature is necessarily hypothetical and trying not to choose in a real situation.