Dilbert said:Is it morally wrong to do something truely original, which probably is not illegal but has a chance of becomming illegal after you have done it?
Please discuss, but note that i prefer not to answer any questions about the contents of what i am doing.
Dilbert said:Is it morally wrong to do something truely original, which probably is not illegal but has a chance of becomming illegal after you have done it?
Please forgive me if I'm wrong, but I have a feeling that you already know the answer to your dilemma. I also think that you "know" it's immoral.
I think we all have that "something" inside us that lets us "know" such things. I think you're seeking something else ...like a little moral-immoral game so as to make yourself feel better about doing that "bad thing" that you're getting ready to do ...which you already know is wrong.
But as I said, please forgive me if I'm wrong.
Baron Max
Dilbert said:A secondary question, Is it immoral to construct a device that enables an method which may result in an illegal act? (not use it, merely construct it)