[ SECRET POST #2181 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2181 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Ever heard of the placebo effect? Sometimes a lie can be more beneficial than the truth to a person's ability to function.

[ill_omened]

Ever heard of the ethical issues regarding the placebo effect, and just how morally problematic the medical field considers implementing it?

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

The issue (in the point I was making) isn't whether it's right or wrong, but whether it helps, and in some cases, it does. Plus, morals are about as grounded in incontrovertible fact as spirituality is, but we certainly do need ethics in order to function as a society, so that's another example of how concepts with no basis in objective truth can be beneficial to people. It can also be very harmful, but that comes down to different ways to use the same tool.

[(Anonymous)]

This is basically the only comment in this whole subthread that was worth the time it took me to read. Yes, exactly, thank you.