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Post by Eugene 2.0 on Aug 3, 2022 18:46:36 GMT
I don't know have you got such an experience when a group of kids (in a family), or a group of teenagers (let's say, in a summer camp), or even a group of beard grey men (in army) are punished, because of some faults of just one or few members of the group (let's say they made something illegal or out of the norms). Anyway, this can be described in this way:
a group of people = N (number of the group members) one of the group (maybe two or three persons) made something bad = 1 (2 or 3) from N the group was punished for that = all N are punished
Do you think it's okay? Ethical? Justified?
My opinion is - yes. I know this sounds quite weird, and maybe cruel, but this is my explanation for that. I think that if in a group there is such a thing as responsibility it works for this group as a whole, and to each individual in particular. If someone does a violation of the law (for this group), and there are no reaction to it from the others, then the whole group (continuing this logic) is guilty:
a part P1 of the group is guilty there has to be a reaction from the closed others (the ones who are aware of that violation of the rules) that closed others are also guilty for no reaction those closed others are just another part P2 of the group the algorithm has to be repeated as P3 had no reaction, P4 had no reaction... until all the members of the whole group would be engages
This scheme or the algorithm has to demonstrate why such a thing as a collective responsibility is on, and it has to work. Why all the members of the group are guilty, and not only someone from it. However, you may be unsatisfied by my explanation. (Can't say that I've been satisfied either.) So, I decided to continue the explanation in the opposite way, taking for granted, that the group wishes to find the one who's guilty.
Okay, so in the other case the groups wants to find the one who's guilty for escaping any quick entailments. This time the strategy of the groups can be described in this way: a part P1 of the group is guilty there has to be a reaction from the closed others (the ones who are aware of that violation of the rules) that closed others are trying to do something that that guilty part P1 for this those closed others are just another part P2 of the group finally, they propose a certain solution for this...
But in this situation let me add another person Pi from a group P2 who's taking the part in it to see the situation from his point of view, his angle of view:
a part P1 of the group is guilty there has to be a reaction from the closed others (the ones who are aware of that violation of the rules) that closed others are trying to do something that that guilty part P1 for this those closed others are just another part P2 of the group a person Pi wants to understand whether or not P1 is cooperated with P2 for a person Pi it's impossible to be sure has P2 been participated to P1 in making a crime or not a person Pi cannot be sure whether or not P2 are also guilty a person Pi can be somebody from P2, or even P3 (if P1, P2, P3... are belong to the group P) finally, they propose a certain solution for this...
This time it's more clear, however not enough to understand why the whole group is guilty? The main point is - it's never possible to understand which degree of guilty the other members are lured into. The other members of the group can be engaged into crime with some not straight consequences. It's kinda hard to be certain about how much guilty is P1, P2, P3... and so on. The limits of guilty of the members in a local part of the whole group P is fuzzy enough. And that is another explanation of the way to guilt the whole group, not only a certain members of them.
Summary, even if just one member of the group is guilty, the measure of his guilty is fuzzy, and to determine whether it is just only his fault, or not - it's kind a problem, so that is why one of the way to commit the punishment is to guilt the whole group for the fault of just one of his member.
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Post by MAYA-EL on Aug 4, 2022 0:22:15 GMT
Does it work? Sure it probably does and I have been punished many times at work for something someone else at a different location did that I had absolutely nothing to do with or even know about and this was a normal event however I feel that people are organic and so are the situations that we are in and so a organic way of going about punishment needs to be taken for each situation
Which is an unacceptable impractical answer to give in the business corporate world because everything has to be rigid and consistent and duplicatable which is ironic seeing as how it's run by nothing but organic beings that naturally don't do duplicatable things so we have a built-in tension in society between things that always very with things that try to stay consistent
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Post by joustos on Aug 4, 2022 17:56:14 GMT
I don't know have you got such an experience when a group of kids (in a family), or a group of teenagers (let's say, in a summer camp), or even a group of beard grey men (in army) are punished, because of some faults of just one or few members of the group (let's say they made something illegal or out of the norms). Anyway, this can be described in this way: a group of people = N (number of the group members) one of the group (maybe two or three persons) made something bad = 1 (2 or 3) from N the group was punished for that = all N are punishedDo you think it's okay? Ethical? Justified? My opinion is - yes. I know this sounds quite weird, and maybe cruel, but this is my explanation for that. I think that if in a group there is such a thing as responsibility it works for this group as a whole, and to each individual in particular. If someone does a violation of the law (for this group), and there are no reaction to it from the others, then the whole group (continuing this logic) is guilty: a part P1 of the group is guilty there has to be a reaction from the closed others (the ones who are aware of that violation of the rules) that closed others are also guilty for no reaction those closed others are just another part P2 of the group the algorithm has to be repeated as P3 had no reaction, P4 had no reaction... until all the members of the whole group would be engagesThis scheme or the algorithm has to demonstrate why such a thing as a collective responsibility is on, and it has to work. Why all the members of the group are guilty, and not only someone from it. However, you may be unsatisfied by my explanation. (Can't say that I've been satisfied either.) So, I decided to continue the explanation in the opposite way, taking for granted, that the group wishes to find the one who's guilty. Okay, so in the other case the groups wants to find the one who's guilty for escaping any quick entailments. This time the strategy of the groups can be described in this way: a part P1 of the group is guilty there has to be a reaction from the closed others (the ones who are aware of that violation of the rules) that closed others are trying to do something that that guilty part P1 for this those closed others are just another part P2 of the group finally, they propose a certain solution for this...
But in this situation let me add another person Pi from a group P2 who's taking the part in it to see the situation from his point of view, his angle of view: a part P1 of the group is guilty there has to be a reaction from the closed others (the ones who are aware of that violation of the rules) that closed others are trying to do something that that guilty part P1 for this those closed others are just another part P2 of the group a person Pi wants to understand whether or not P1 is cooperated with P2 for a person Pi it's impossible to be sure has P2 been participated to P1 in making a crime or not a person Pi cannot be sure whether or not P2 are also guilty a person Pi can be somebody from P2, or even P3 (if P1, P2, P3... are belong to the group P) finally, they propose a certain solution for this...This time it's more clear, however not enough to understand why the whole group is guilty? The main point is - it's never possible to understand which degree of guilty the other members are lured into. The other members of the group can be engaged into crime with some not straight consequences. It's kinda hard to be certain about how much guilty is P1, P2, P3... and so on. The limits of guilty of the members in a local part of the whole group P is fuzzy enough. And that is another explanation of the way to guilt the whole group, not only a certain members of them. Summary, even if just one member of the group is guilty, the measure of his guilty is fuzzy, and to determine whether it is just only his fault, or not - it's kind a problem, so that is why one of the way to commit the punishment is to guilt the whole group for the fault of just one of his member. Your issue about punishment applies to other "reactions" as well, such as reward, pre-emptive attack, etc. I think that what must be considered is the nature of a group: To begin with, a group is NOT a class of people, such as All Shoemakers, All Employees of any business firm, All Homeless People, etc. etc. Groups are of two types: Accidental Group, or Accidental Aggregation, such as the people travelling in a morning train, the people who went to shop in a certain store, etc., and an Organismic Group, or Essential Aggregation, in which people, by mutual consent, have a common purpose, people are engaged in realizing a certain project (actual collaborators), people who want to create a family, but not the people of a state who unintentionally create a division of labor by becoming farmers, shoemakers, medical doctors, merchants, truck drivers, etc. So, in what respect is a group organismic?? The people of a state may form an organismic group by choosing governors of the state, by accepting the same laws and decrees, etc. // If a wrongdoing or crime is committed by an individual [theft, murder, arson, rape, sabotage, vandalism, treason,...], is its effect in the same category in which he is a member of an organism group? If not, only the individual is guilty. So, e.g., murdering a citizen and murdering a foreigner imply different group-responsibility -- none for the latter. This means that all the citizens of a state have the duty to create conditions and measures for the prevention and execution of crimes against the citizens. [...]
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Post by Eugene 2.0 on Aug 5, 2022 7:17:35 GMT
I don't know have you got such an experience when a group of kids (in a family), or a group of teenagers (let's say, in a summer camp), or even a group of beard grey men (in army) are punished, because of some faults of just one or few members of the group (let's say they made something illegal or out of the norms). Anyway, this can be described in this way: a group of people = N (number of the group members) one of the group (maybe two or three persons) made something bad = 1 (2 or 3) from N the group was punished for that = all N are punishedDo you think it's okay? Ethical? Justified? My opinion is - yes. I know this sounds quite weird, and maybe cruel, but this is my explanation for that. I think that if in a group there is such a thing as responsibility it works for this group as a whole, and to each individual in particular. If someone does a violation of the law (for this group), and there are no reaction to it from the others, then the whole group (continuing this logic) is guilty: a part P1 of the group is guilty there has to be a reaction from the closed others (the ones who are aware of that violation of the rules) that closed others are also guilty for no reaction those closed others are just another part P2 of the group the algorithm has to be repeated as P3 had no reaction, P4 had no reaction... until all the members of the whole group would be engagesThis scheme or the algorithm has to demonstrate why such a thing as a collective responsibility is on, and it has to work. Why all the members of the group are guilty, and not only someone from it. However, you may be unsatisfied by my explanation. (Can't say that I've been satisfied either.) So, I decided to continue the explanation in the opposite way, taking for granted, that the group wishes to find the one who's guilty. Okay, so in the other case the groups wants to find the one who's guilty for escaping any quick entailments. This time the strategy of the groups can be described in this way: a part P1 of the group is guilty there has to be a reaction from the closed others (the ones who are aware of that violation of the rules) that closed others are trying to do something that that guilty part P1 for this those closed others are just another part P2 of the group finally, they propose a certain solution for this...
But in this situation let me add another person Pi from a group P2 who's taking the part in it to see the situation from his point of view, his angle of view: a part P1 of the group is guilty there has to be a reaction from the closed others (the ones who are aware of that violation of the rules) that closed others are trying to do something that that guilty part P1 for this those closed others are just another part P2 of the group a person Pi wants to understand whether or not P1 is cooperated with P2 for a person Pi it's impossible to be sure has P2 been participated to P1 in making a crime or not a person Pi cannot be sure whether or not P2 are also guilty a person Pi can be somebody from P2, or even P3 (if P1, P2, P3... are belong to the group P) finally, they propose a certain solution for this...This time it's more clear, however not enough to understand why the whole group is guilty? The main point is - it's never possible to understand which degree of guilty the other members are lured into. The other members of the group can be engaged into crime with some not straight consequences. It's kinda hard to be certain about how much guilty is P1, P2, P3... and so on. The limits of guilty of the members in a local part of the whole group P is fuzzy enough. And that is another explanation of the way to guilt the whole group, not only a certain members of them. Summary, even if just one member of the group is guilty, the measure of his guilty is fuzzy, and to determine whether it is just only his fault, or not - it's kind a problem, so that is why one of the way to commit the punishment is to guilt the whole group for the fault of just one of his member. Your issue about punishment applies to other "reactions" as well, such as reward, pre-emptive attack, etc. I think that what must be considered is the nature of a group: To begin with, a group is NOT a class of people, such as All Shoemakers, All Employees of any business firm, All Homeless People, etc. etc. Groups are of two types: Accidental Group, or Accidental Aggregation, such as the people travelling in a morning train, the people who went to shop in a certain store, etc., and an Organismic Group, or Essential Aggregation, in which people, by mutual consent, have a common purpose, people are engaged in realizing a certain project (actual collaborators), people who want to create a family, but not the people of a state who unintentionally create a division of labor by becoming farmers, shoemakers, medical doctors, merchants, truck drivers, etc. So, in what respect is a group organismic?? The people of a state may form an organismic group by choosing governors of the state, by accepting the same laws and decrees, etc. // If a wrongdoing or crime is committed by an individual [theft, murder, arson, rape, sabotage, vandalism, treason,...], is its effect in the same category in which he is a member of an organism group? If not, only the individual is guilty. So, e.g., murdering a citizen and murdering a foreigner imply different group-responsibility -- none for the latter. This means that all the citizens of a state have the duty to create conditions and measures for the prevention and execution of crimes against the citizens. [...]This is a really essential additional. I'm going to response in a few days or hours. Just want to admit: this theme is what I am thinking about, and not something I have thought already. I'm expecting to get some sufficient inferences from it.
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Post by joustos on Aug 5, 2022 15:09:54 GMT
Does a group, collectively, bear any responsibility for a crime a member commits? My above position is not just an opinion of mine; it is .practically an inference from posts I made under my thread JURISPRUDENCE. Briefly these are the premises for my position on the present issue: A republic is a society or association [group] of FREE people who choose to maintain their collective and individual freedom, that is, to oppose anybody's DOMINATION or "lording over" the citizens. Any sort of crime [stealing, killing, injuring, abducting, ...] is a form of domination [lordly repression/oppression]. Thus a criminal is a person who gives up his citizenship, his commitment to maintain the collective and individual freedom of the citizens. // In what sense does the society of free persons bear any responsibility for the crime of a member? In the sense that the society FAILED to create conditions and measures for the prevention of crimes. So, to argue more logically, the society in question does not share the guilt of a member's specific crime; it was at fault by OMISSION, by the failure to prevent a crime. So, if a retribution is due for the commission of a crime, it is not the same retribution that is due for the omission of preventing a crime.// Whereas in a monarchy or in a despotic state the citizens are the subjects of a lord, in a republic the citizens are free and, by choice, fraternal or philadephic; they constitute a true organismic group.
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Post by Eugene 2.0 on Aug 5, 2022 20:25:57 GMT
joustosThis question is a good one. I mean I don't pay so much attention as I wish to, and haven't formalized it enough yet, however, I've got reasonable arguments why I hold exactly the view in the topic. Yes, I know it doesn't look so justified (in the sense of 'justice'), but there cannot be said that my thesis isn't justified either. A community is not a gathering of members, is a unity, a something more, than just free individuals. Except for rights people should have responsibilities.
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Post by Eugene 2.0 on Aug 5, 2022 22:51:56 GMT
joustosAn Attempt to Explain Why A Group is Guilty Okay, as we know the consequences for this example follow: -- there's a group of people; -- one (two, three... – a part) member of the group is guilty for smth; -- the whole group is punished for this. This is how it looks like by a first glance. Of course there are some questions that I should try to describe firstly. Among them there are such as what a group of people means? What does it mean 'guilty' and for whom? Why the whole group is punished if it's known who's guilty? I'm going to describe a group of people. A Group Any communication that exists among the members points that there is some kind of a unity, some relationships between them. The group in this sense is something that work together, even if each of members does his own business. They cooperate despite of their own will. Life makes them be united. Maybe these connections are not clearly seen, but there are such connections. A shoemaker cooperates with a knife-maker, and a rope-maker. He cooperates with bakers or bootleggers (if there are certain laws), etc. I mean it's impossible to imagine completely isolate community. The most detailed things are fixed to each other when we try to see the whole. But there's something else that is important here: it's some responsibilities. Members of the community are allowed to do certain things, however they have to do something like a common help to each other. Again, one may object to it saying something like oh, I can go anywhere, I don't belong to anyone. However, he's wrong. It's easy to think like that, but even the most primary sources are not everywhere is easy to get, and to be in a place where you want means – there are no others who possess it. And so forth. I guess here we've got the same situation with connections. Another problem here is to see details in that communities depending on their mutual responsibilities. If one member isn't closed with the others, then it seems that his guilty is only his guilty. It looks like only from, maybe, the members of the group of his, but I don't think that all of them want the same. First of all, let's look closer at it. If that member did something illegal (violated some of laws) he did a harm to someone in particular, or to a whole community in general. (He did something bad to the whole community if he did something bad against the things in the world, or against the world, because anyone must understand that if our planet had been detonated, then everyone would have died.) There is no point to order dull or empty laws with not point. Those actions of that violating member are seen dangerous not just by the caprice of one man (let's say Papa's). No, such a crime – is a true sin, the sin against the things. And if someone has suffered because of those actions of that member, then something will have to be done. Of course, the group can skip it, but again – this is a pointless anarchy action without any reasons, only just to keep someone's feelings, or kinda. (Nevertheless, it's not impossible to delay or to skip any punishment if the suffered side decided to let a crime go. Maybe in some situation it's not so bad for it. But we cannot count on it. In such a case we've got rather some irrational, or intuitive action, not a thoughtful one.) So, the vengeance must have come. What kind of vengeance? – To get things balanced. Exactly for this point there is a law. I know that this explanation may look like a weaker version. It's not so really important here, for my explanation, but I know that I have to think harder for this and other details. Only what is important must be said here: there is a law; it exists to get things balanced; and it keeps people in some kind of a proper systematized way. Each member of such a community may count to get a help from a side, if his rights are violated. And I guess it's very true to try to heal a crime to not to do his crimes. That was a brief explanation of a group. It wasn't a good one, since I hadn't answered on some key questions about exactly this theme. Continuing the previous themes... I continue the previous: -- a group of people do different actions; -- among those actions there are legal & illegal; -- there are other groups of people; -- those other groups also have got their laws; -- let's take two groups A and B, and both of them have laws; -- it's possible that laws of A=laws of B, or three other ways; I just want to get back to my topic about why a group has to response for something, and to add here something sufficient that I hadn't added to it before (but I would like to do it, I just skipped it out). Alright, it's important thing can be seen down below in the next additions: -- in these two groups there are persons a and b, such that aєA and bєB. ('a' belong to A, 'b' belong to B); -- if a did an action that is illegal for the group B (and b in particular), then there was expected some reaction to this action as from A so from B; -- in case if the group A (that has a 'crime' member) hasn't applied any sanctions to a (hasn't punished him), then A are not better for its actions, than its own member; -- so, if the group of B decides to object A for having a not punished, it will be right. I have to say that I'm not sure in such a way of thinking. So, I tried another one. -- that b member of the group B doesn't sure whether or not a (from the group A) is solely guilty, or not; -- b doesn't sure, because if there are not response to the actions of a to the group of A, then all of the group are just doing nothing for get things balanced; -- so, for that b is possible to think that the whole group A is guilty, not only the one member. -- since one member of a group cannot decide, his views of the whole group – as the guilty ones – are okay. There are two main points (except many others) that also have to be viewed: why some groups allowed to decide about some others? And is it allowed for a side group to interfere another group? I think I can say that it's weird to accept any interfere from aside, but it's not prohibited to hate or to count about the other groups. Plus to it: that point of no-interfere is better to have as a law, not just something unsaid, and non-written. If things like A group cannot do to its member a anything, than some sanctions have to be amplified to it. I might be wrong completely at many of these points, while to view all that was interesting to me, and there was something I wanted to check by myself (but I didn't) – how any cooperation between groups connected to each other, and why they have to be isolated in some special manner. It's impossible to be completely isolated, so there must be answers to it.
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Post by MAYA-EL on Aug 7, 2022 15:29:12 GMT
The problem I see with all models is that is all a person needs to do is control what we call "good" and what we call "bad" or should I say they only need to controll how we go about forming are opinion on things so that a person can make the community think that they know what good and bad is and make them think that they have the ability to decide for themselves what's right and what's wrong while in reality they are powerless to form there own opinion and do whatever the controller wants them to do all the while thinking they are acting on their own free will
This is why religion was used for so long as this very tool and now we have the internet and TV and we believe whatever Google tells us to believe
I see so many people with opinions on the Russia vs Ukraine and it's not even their own opinion it's just there programing, I literally don't even know why the two are fighting and I don't have an opinion one way or the other because there on the other side of the world from me so I don't know a dang thing about them and I've avoided the news for this very reason so that I can see just how programmed the world is and it's bbbbaaaaadddddd
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Post by Eugene 2.0 on Aug 7, 2022 16:10:18 GMT
The problem I see with all models is that is all a person needs to do is control what we call "good" and what we call "bad" or should I say they only need to controll how we go about forming are opinion on things so that a person can make the community think that they know what good and bad is and make them think that they have the ability to decide for themselves what's right and what's wrong while in reality they are powerless to form there own opinion and do whatever the controller wants them to do all the while thinking they are acting on their own free will This is why religion was used for so long as this very tool and now we have the internet and TV and we believe whatever Google tells us to believe I see so many people with opinions on the Russia vs Ukraine and it's not even their own opinion it's just there programing, I literally don't even know why the two are fighting and I don't have an opinion one way or the other because there on the other side of the world from me so I don't know a dang thing about them and I've avoided the news for this very reason so that I can see just how programmed the world is and it's bbbbaaaaadddddd MAYA-EL, if you didn't know I've been living in Kharkiv, and only want to say that 'russia' and 'Ukraine' are people primary. There are not 'russia' or 'Ukraine' as concepts. You may or may not pay attention to this conflict, but it doesn't mean that your argument about the programming is completed. What do I mean? Just imagine a kingdom that lives perfectly for anyone who lives outside of it, while living in that kingdom is totally terrible. Maybe this example isn't so bright, but I think for people who lived in a certain family (or families) it might play bigger role, I mean for an outsider a certain family may look like saints or decent people, while living within that family may be a terrible or even a horrible things. The same is here. Your argument about the programming may be true, but on some the upper level. It's like you can forecast something, let's say some events in a near future, and your forecasts may be perforemed exactly, while you may be misguided or wrong at some detailed level. Let's say, you're saying that in some years the quantum computer will be created. Okay, this may turn true, but how exactly it will happened - you may not know. But that lower level isn't less important. Let's say, those quantum computers will be dangerous (at some points), and having them may potentially cause some health troubles. Until we don't know the parts of the whole it's not so clear what do we really know. And this requirement is the same as in mathematical logic. For instance, x+2<y+3 - is unknown until x and y are defined. But as soon as we have it, adding a new knowledge that: x<y, then we can complete this example removing that x<y, and typing the rest of the formula: 2<3, which is true. So, I guess to find out whether or not something is programmed we have to define - to calculate that programming of everything do we need to have all the parts of the whole, or we can skip some of parts to solve it?
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Post by MAYA-EL on Aug 10, 2022 7:12:39 GMT
The problem I see with all models is that is all a person needs to do is control what we call "good" and what we call "bad" or should I say they only need to controll how we go about forming are opinion on things so that a person can make the community think that they know what good and bad is and make them think that they have the ability to decide for themselves what's right and what's wrong while in reality they are powerless to form there own opinion and do whatever the controller wants them to do all the while thinking they are acting on their own free will This is why religion was used for so long as this very tool and now we have the internet and TV and we believe whatever Google tells us to believe I see so many people with opinions on the Russia vs Ukraine and it's not even their own opinion it's just there programing, I literally don't even know why the two are fighting and I don't have an opinion one way or the other because there on the other side of the world from me so I don't know a dang thing about them and I've avoided the news for this very reason so that I can see just how programmed the world is and it's bbbbaaaaadddddd MAYA-EL, if you didn't know I've been living in Kharkiv, and only want to say that 'russia' and 'Ukraine' are people primary. There are not 'russia' or 'Ukraine' as concepts. You may or may not pay attention to this conflict, but it doesn't mean that your argument about the programming is completed. What do I mean? Just imagine a kingdom that lives perfectly for anyone who lives outside of it, while living in that kingdom is totally terrible. Maybe this example isn't so bright, but I think for people who lived in a certain family (or families) it might play bigger role, I mean for an outsider a certain family may look like saints or decent people, while living within that family may be a terrible or even a horrible things. The same is here. Your argument about the programming may be true, but on some the upper level. It's like you can forecast something, let's say some events in a near future, and your forecasts may be perforemed exactly, while you may be misguided or wrong at some detailed level. Let's say, you're saying that in some years the quantum computer will be created. Okay, this may turn true, but how exactly it will happened - you may not know. But that lower level isn't less important. Let's say, those quantum computers will be dangerous (at some points), and having them may potentially cause some health troubles. Until we don't know the parts of the whole it's not so clear what do we really know. And this requirement is the same as in mathematical logic. For instance, x+2<y+3 - is unknown until x and y are defined. But as soon as we have it, adding a new knowledge that: x<y, then we can complete this example removing that x<y, and typing the rest of the formula: 2<3, which is true. So, I guess to find out whether or not something is programmed we have to define - to calculate that programming of everything do we need to have all the parts of the whole, or we can skip some of parts to solve it? I'm not trying to take away from the fact that they're real people or that the situations not real or anything like that is all I'm pointing out is the other side of the planet in Texas where no one ever talks about either one of them and where the people don't know hardly anything about Russia or Ukraine and subsequently have no opinion on either or all of a sudden overnight have formed one of two opinions they're either for Ukraine or for Russia and everybody's talking about it it's the new cats me out the new Hot topic and that's what I was pointing at
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