We need to be precise with our words here: It’s not cooperat...

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We need to be precise with our words here: It’s not cooperation if it’s forced.

That’s the crucial difference. The person who bears responsibility must decide to take it on, whereas a duty is assigned from the outside.

If you look closely, you can always clearly see the difference.

And duty, of course, has a simple problem: it must be enforced, because it doesn’t work without coercion. But it cannot be justified. After all, I could always ask why you’re imposing a duty on me and not the other way around.

That’s where force/power comes into play. It is the only justification.

Among adults, however, the saying goes, “Force is the last refuge of the incompetent.” Because 2 + 3 equals 5, provided that 5 is the successor to the successor of three, and no matter how much force you use, that remains true.

All adults know this.

P.S. If you quickly throw this in during a heated discussion, the rules are clear.

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