If you need help message me and we can get on skype or discord and walk you through whatever you need help with <| sep |> Oh shit , that ' s not too shabby . And ya , you ' re pretty fucked lmao , good luck though . <| sep |> My Eone Time The Bradley is going to be making an appearance at the NC State UNC football game in the stands . I love the unique look of this watch . <| sep |> I ' m curious about how Turkey ' s actions are perceived in the Eastern EU member states . Surely they are concerned by Turkey threatening to flood the EU with migrants on the one hand and demanding membership as well as billions of Euro on the other . <| sep |> But this is still inconsistent with his claims in the Chomsky discussion . Since , intention is here given some ethical weight on it ' s own , quite apart from any specific action . He says that to be the sort of person who wants to do bad things is itself bad or will tend to be bad , because you are very likely to produce bad consequences . So all the value of intention is contained in all the various actions that it produces or the mental states that directly affect are ? well being that it produces . But if all the value is so in the consequences , then there is no ethical weight to the intentions as such . 1 But this is inconsistent with his remarks in the Chomsky discussion , because there someone ' s intentions had enough ethical weight to alter the value of some specific act . He excuses Clinton ' s bombing of the AlShifa factory , because Clinton wanted only to bomb a chemical weapons plant , and repeatedly insists that we should look beyond mere body count which is rhetoric here for the actual consequences of an action and consider the moral significance of intention even in particular cases . So , clearly , in this discussion , for Harris , the importance of intention reaches beyond being a mere predictor for future bad consequences , but has very real ethical weight in itself . 1 So we would expect Harris ' answer to his own question to be yes , kicking the puppy is still unambiguously good , even though I , as a badintentioned person , will likely do much that is bad as well . And if this is his answer that explains why he ' s so confident in dismissing the value of a thoughtexperiment like this in challenging consequentialism .