To forbid is to define what is legal and/or accepted. Is it however limiting what is possible, or just implicitly recognizing the potential of what is possible?
Taking care of a dead person using rites contrary to the beliefs he had when he was alive, is it jeopardizing his well-being in the other world he believed in, or is it only a honest mistake than can be forgiven? I am operating in the red, I am operating in the black, is finance only a question of colors? Asking a question defines a topic to concentrate on, is it a good way to control the thoughts of others? As we get a ticket for illegal parking, could we pay a fee in advance and be allowed to park illegally? | AuthorWhen he does not take photos or make prints, Dominique teaches philosophy and theory of knowledge at the International School of Boston. Ebook available
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