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    Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 28 Aug 2020

    If you could press a button to change the past such that the slave trade to America never began, would you do it? Assume memories are changed so that nobody, including you, knows you pressed the button, and roughly the same people exist, just in diff timelines.

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      1. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 28 Aug 2020

        And in case anybody is wondering, I personally would press yes.

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      2. Vada‏ @Vada_da_arbiter 28 Aug 2020
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        In my opinion. Time travel is something we should never mess with. It's called the grandfather effect. You go back in time and kill your grandpa. You no longer exist but now you couldn't have gone back in time to kill him.... so what happens?

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      3. Vada‏ @Vada_da_arbiter 28 Aug 2020
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        It was horrible, yes. But if we simply pressed a button and wiped that event out then tens of millions of people are never born. They're just gone. Our history that affected our great grandparents and so on, just gone. You'd kill more people in a button press than Hitler.

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      1. J‏ @chopstickfury01 28 Aug 2020
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        I'd go so far as to change the entire motive for colonization to begin with, given that the Brits wanted to just remove the poor from England because they were just too visible. Not to mention the fact that indentured servitude was just a way to con people into slavery.

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      2. Jonathan Korman‏ @miniver 28 Aug 2020
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        I cannot conceive of why anyone would press the No button

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      3. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 28 Aug 2020
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        One possible argument is that in this alternate reality, America might be significantly more white/homogeneous than it would be now, and there might be greater income discrepancy between white and black people.

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      2. Blender NEO Sushi  🐌 24/7 Blend is Lyfe - Believe!‏ @jimmygunawanapp 28 Aug 2020
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        Can't change the past. Can work on the future.

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      1. Timon‏ @TMrSims 28 Aug 2020
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        So nothing really stops the slave trade from continuing elsewhere I see. If not America then certainly other countries would have continued it.

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      2. Miha Kovač‏ @miha_kovac 28 Aug 2020
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        I pressed no. Let me start by saying that slave trading is absolutely horrifying and shouldn't have happened. However, it made us evolve to know what is right or wrong. Like lab experiments, until we find something for a better future.

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      3. Jordan‏ @quickdrawyall 28 Aug 2020
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        “I pressed no” “Slave trading is horrible and shouldn’t have happened” How do you reconcile these two, when faced with the option of hypothetically ensuring it never happened? Not hypothetically btw, many people did know and believe slave trading was wrong while it happened

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