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

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 from the Sith academy said that if you possess valuable knowledge, you should never share it with anyone, how should this be understood in conjunction with the permission to have apprentices?

That's what I'm saying – due to the frequent betrayal of apprentices, when they realize that there is nothing left to learn and they themselves will not tolerate the possibility that they will not control their future and their "small empire"... Thus, apprentices killed teachers...

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 further proof of that, but it is also the only way to protect the Force from bad influence.

Isolation is stupid... isolation limits the Force and the teaching... thus, while others will develop, the Jedi Order will remain a simple, primitive tribe... The probability of falling to the dark side depends on perception, not on external factors... there is always a choice... and even in a monastery, there will be someone who envies a higher position and more authority... envy and subsequent greed can be caused in such an environment even by a wrongly spoken word, and as a result, the "spiders in a jar" will fight each other.