[ he's getting used to this. people really are just answering things he doesn't mean to be thinking and yet he can't exactly take them back, so whatever.
the thing is, there's a weird sort of flat-line energy when scien calls himself someone with principles because he's not sure how to feel about that either. but he admires the straightforwardness of it all. at the same time...being straightforward can be a trap.
sometimes when you confront someone about something you know they've done wrong, and something immoral, their straightforwardness leads them to being so damn sure they did nothing wrong at all because it got the results they wanted.
though this, actually, is slightly better. scien testing things on himself does err more on the side of integrity rather than springing it on an unsuspecting subject. ]
So in the end it was worth it. For the sake of the data to improve the potential future lives of humanity.
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the thing is, there's a weird sort of flat-line energy when scien calls himself someone with principles because he's not sure how to feel about that either. but he admires the straightforwardness of it all. at the same time...being straightforward can be a trap.
sometimes when you confront someone about something you know they've done wrong, and something immoral, their straightforwardness leads them to being so damn sure they did nothing wrong at all because it got the results they wanted.
though this, actually, is slightly better. scien testing things on himself does err more on the side of integrity rather than springing it on an unsuspecting subject. ]
So in the end it was worth it. For the sake of the data to improve the potential future lives of humanity.