You don't instruct someone by killing him.
Sure you do. It's just that the final lesson is rather conclusive.
You don't instruct someone by killing him.
You can't literally because learning requires changes in long term memory by definition. Dead person can't make required changes.Sure you do. It's just that the final lesson is rather conclusive.![]()
The rest of one’s life is as long term as it gets.You can't literally because learning requires changes in long term memory by definition. Dead person can't make required changes.
You are smart girl, @MeganC. You can do better.
Still useless for them.The rest of one’s life is as long term as it gets.
They will know why they are taking their last breath, and when they are standing in front of the throne of judgement they will be very aware of why their life was cut short.
Maybe, if we keep existing memories.And they will have eternity to contemplate it.
Why.Try to not be so pedantic.
Most of us here are not concerned with rehabilitation. This idea that you can rehabilitate one criminal overlooks the fact that in the process of doing so, you breed hundreds of others who see the outcome for the criminal you rehabilitated wasn't so dire, and as such, have no compulsion to refrain from committing the same crimes.Still useless for them.
Why would you think we don't?Maybe, if we keep existing memories.
I think you answered your own question here.Why.
Precision in thinking help clarity which helps understanding.