But aren't people are frequently wrong about the expected ends when committing the means?
The ends always justify the means. (Just don't forget to tally up ALL the ends, including 2nd– and 3rd-order effects of the means.)
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totally. And people are self-deceived about the ends they're trying to pursue. I'm lumping all those issues in as...
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@pozorvlak then it isn't always is it? The ends MIGHT justify the meansThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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