| It is true that colliding rules reflect diversity, as Jian Shuo and Canadian Badass have both advocated, but isn't there something we call "right" and "wrong"? Immanuel Kant named "the moral law within" as one of the two things he admired. Modern science is revealing the biological basis in the human brain for reasonableness, from which principles have been developed. Why did Google set up a corporate motto "Don't be evil"? Is it the same to set up a motto "Be evil"? I doubt that anyone wants to claim it, even as a simple practice of diversity. By the way, in international business, rules have a much wider scope than just bribery. |
The World of Different Rules