Fractured

Myriad Reality

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Yeah, whatever you call this little collective these days that calls this place a “base”.

@Intrepid

Friends of my father, then. Any reason you go by your initials?

Myriad Reality

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You all commonly call me ES. Your old pal Sven and I share a likeness.

@Intrepid

"We all?"

Myriad Reality

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Yeah! He’s been my only family for a while now.
*Runs up and hugs him*
It’s been a few days! Everything okay?

@Multifarious

He looks familiar. Maybe we've met somewhere before?

Myriad Reality

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It’s a matter of-

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Oh, hi Uncle... Er, Uncle S!

@Multifarious

*Tilts my head*
This is your uncle?

Myriad Reality

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I would, yes.

@Multifarious

Why?

Myriad Reality

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As long as it's being used.

@Multifarious

Where do you draw the line? When is it no longer wasteful?

Myriad Reality

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Clean and easy doesn’t change what’s right.

@Multifarious

What if they don't waste anything but could comfortably survive with less? Are they obligated to find someone starving and give their food to them?

Myriad Reality

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Because they have the ability and it's irresponsible to squander it just because you don't want to.

@Multifarious

Why are they morally obligated to search out those in need and give away their excess? It's not clean and easy in the real world.

Myriad Reality

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That's just laziness.

@Multifarious

Why is it their responsibility? That's impractical.

Myriad Reality

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People starving while you're throwing away the resources they need is incredibly harsh and unsympathetic.

@Multifarious

Maybe, but then you're asking them to go out and make that change themselves. It's not as simple as throwing an apple to someone instead of throwing it away.