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If you understand something, truly, you stop judging it. Which means if you are judging anything, you just don't understand it.

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Yeah, gotta totally disagree with that,I can still judge murder as being wrong while completely understanding why someone did it

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idk how you can judge a fully deterministic system!

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I find it amazing that a militant atheist can even consider the possibility of a deterministic system. I got news, free...

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Yeah, I see what you mean, but you're an active part of the universe, you have no choice but to judge. To act is to judge.

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Judgement is not about "what choice they could have taken" but "what choice they should take in the future"

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