Recognising how useful a tool is at dealing with a problem should be applauded.
Some entities may consensually prefer to exist in bubbles of their choosing. Is it then considered ethically dubious to provide the structure they need to feel safe, without it requiring their awareness?
To me it seems like a problem of where to set limits and how boundaries are enforced.
Some entities may consensually prefer to exist in bubbles of their choosing. Is it then considered ethically dubious to provide the structure they need to feel safe, without it requiring their awareness?
To me it seems like a problem of where to set limits and how boundaries are enforced.