That is plausible. But this purpose shouldn’t seek vindication in practical utility, or hope too fervently for existing moral luck in targeting an actually virtuous pursuit (in whatever sense).
knows a hundred or a thousand times more math than I will on my deathbed
A deathbed likely implies a ban/pause, for people who are not likely to die within 10-20 years.
The fluid breathing of the calligraphy brush, the moral fibre wrought by the classics—in that moment a lifetime of study is vindicated or revealed worthless.
Prestigious-sounding things are not necessarily good or useful, and blame for concrete failures needn’t relate to them.
That is plausible. But this purpose shouldn’t seek vindication in practical utility, or hope too fervently for existing moral luck in targeting an actually virtuous pursuit (in whatever sense).
A deathbed likely implies a ban/pause, for people who are not likely to die within 10-20 years.
Prestigious-sounding things are not necessarily good or useful, and blame for concrete failures needn’t relate to them.