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- And that passenger was actually raising this very point, saying that even from a rational perspective, the first option should be chosen, explaining that the meaning of the existence of any life, from bacteria and plants to animals and humans, is reproduction, and therefore, one should first of all take care of their offspring. And in the context of this task, the well-being of this very offspring was directly related to the fate of the nation, which means sacrificing "one's own" for the sake of "others" is an action based on emotions and a false perception of reality. - Having finished retelling the words of an old acquaintance, she shrugged. - Honestly, I don't know how I would act in such a situation, but I know one thing for sure - the idea of betrayal is repulsive to me. Sorry I can't give you such an eloquent point of view, I'm not used to philosophical debates. I wonder how our other acquaintances would answer this question?
—An interesting point of view. In my opinion, cold mathematics has more to do with reason than the biologically determined meaning given by nature, but it's not that important. And as for acquaintances, well... I don't have that many, and I'm not very good with people, but at least there are no traitors among them, that's for sure.