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''Confidence'' in the upgrading process is another delusion, more comfortable and ''easier'' to overlook. Thus it is more suitable for a global-scale altruist such as [[Hasegawa]] or [[Kerr]]. Assuming that the Daodan can do no wrong is just as irresponsible as claiming full control of the consequences, be they good or bad. But in the first case, the false belief is more irrational, and thus interferes less with objective reasoning. | ''Confidence'' in the upgrading process is another delusion, more comfortable and ''easier'' to overlook. Thus it is more suitable for a global-scale altruist such as [[Hasegawa]] or [[Kerr]]. Assuming that the Daodan can do no wrong is just as irresponsible as claiming full control of the consequences, be they good or bad. But in the first case, the false belief is more irrational, and thus interferes less with objective reasoning. | ||
As for [[Muro]], he's aware of the problem, but doesn't care much about control. [[STURMANDERUNG]] is supposed to bring about eternal life ''and'' | As for [[Muro]], he's aware of the problem, but doesn't care much about control. [[STURMANDERUNG]] is supposed to bring about eternal life ''and'' anarchy for the survivors. | ||
===Alienation and loss of humanity=== | ===Alienation and loss of humanity=== | ||