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Latest revision as of 23:59, 3 April 2024
"Is there an idempotent evil?" is a short essay by Karl Jones.
Essay
Is there an idempotent evil?
A singular unitary quality which all evil-doers share?
I am thinking of a Ideal Evil, similar to Plato's archetypal Forms.
We perceive Ideal Evil indirectly, mere shadows on the walls of our prison cell.
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