BEND THE KNEE <| sep |> I printed a mount to put my Sansa Clip Zip on my T 50 rp headphones super convenient and good quality audio without wires ! <| sep |> Person 1 why are humans alive ? Person 2 they live to kill us aliens 1 yoooo yor a alien 2 yes nice grammar 1 thx I can ' t believe an alien uses this BR 2 how is it surprising a mexican uses a bathroom 1 . <| sep |> Pretty good . I can play a lot better now that I ' m a robot . <| sep |> Yeah there are ways to make it work . Just Scotland getting relegated would genuinely crap up my year . <| sep |> I gave an argument that reward and punishment are intrinsically connected to desert . I ' ll try and give it in clearer form nowI take it that rewarding or punishing someone is supposed to be a response to their actions . Now , if we respond to someone ' s action based not on what they deserve in doing them , but based on trying to secure the best results in the future , then there is nothing limiting our response to acting on the person who performed the action . In fact , there may be cases where we secure the best results by not acting on the person who perpetrated the action at all for instance , something like covering up a crime and silencing the victims of some important political figure whose career we deem to be too valuable to allow to stop . Now , it seems to me that if what we ' re doing isn ' t actually intrinsically related to some person , then we are not rewarding or punishing . Thus , if what we ' re doing is acting so as to secure the best possible future from a situation , rather than responding to someone based on what they deserve , we are not rewarding or punishing them .