Darkness or Light? Philosophy in Knights of the Old Republic.

Have you watched anything besides movies?))) The Sith allow it, while the Jedi condemn love... The ancient Sith allowed anything that could increase their power and knowledge of the Force... it's just that acts of mercy were so disadvantageous in this regard that they soon began to be rejected and perceived as weakness...

No, it's just a play on words. Although, I admit, I haven't read the books.

This curious rule became a rule most likely precisely because it was so often violated... And in reality, it was never a rule... In Knights of the Old Republic, they didn't even think about it... So it's just something that many people took for granted...

I didn't quite understand, do you mean that an apprentice shouldn't kill an apprentice? But then why is it perceived by everyone as something completely self-evident? And also, in the tomb, the old teacher of the Sith academy said that if you possess valuable knowledge, you should never tell anyone about it. How should this be understood in conjunction with the permission for apprenticeship?

Well, isolation is definitely unnecessary...

In my opinion, isolation is correct - if you don't want there to be a POSSIBILITY of falling to the dark side. The Jedi are overly cautious, and this is proof of that, but it is also the only way to protect the Force from bad influence