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'''Moral Luck''', refers to the concept that individuals are essentially a product of their environment, particularly with regards to Political beliefs.  
'''Moral Luck''', refers to the concept that individuals are essentially a product of their environment, particularly with regards to Political beliefs.  


The term was first brought to the forefront on Destiny's streams during a [https://wiki.destiny.gg/view/Hasan_Piker#Destiny,_Hasan,_Vaush,_and_RemTheBathBoi_debate_the_necessity_of_philosophical_%22grounding%22._The_phrase_%22morally_lucky%22_is_coined._WIP particular heated debate] between [https://wiki.destiny.gg/view/Rem Rem], [https://wiki.destiny.gg/view/Vaush Vaush], and [https://wiki.destiny.gg/view/Hasan_Piker Hasan], wherein the term was discussed in exceeding detail. Rem being of the position that political pundits, especially those with large audiences, have a responsibility to ensure their arguments are philosophically grounded. Rem would go on to assert that individuals who do not do so, run the risk of "lucking" into their positions through life-experiences, and may not truly be advocating for the "most correct" positions.
The term was first brought to the forefront on Destiny's streams during a [https://wiki.destiny.gg/view/Hasan_Piker#Destiny,_Hasan,_Vaush,_and_RemTheBathBoi_debate_the_necessity_of_philosophical_%22grounding%22._The_phrase_%22morally_lucky%22_is_coined._WIP particular heated debate] between [https://wiki.destiny.gg/view/Rem Rem], [https://wiki.destiny.gg/view/Vaush Vaush], and [https://wiki.destiny.gg/view/Hasan_Piker Hasan], wherein the term was discussed in exceeding detail.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/Destiny/comments/cbfh6y/rem_what_i_mean_by_moral_luck_with_regards_to/ </ref> Rem being of the position that political pundits, especially those with large audiences, have a responsibility to ensure their arguments are philosophically grounded. Rem would go on to assert that individuals who do not do so, run the risk of "lucking" into their positions through life-experiences, and may not truly be advocating for the "most correct" positions.


The term became so pervasive within the broader DGG community, references to it can be seen [https://www.reddit.com/r/Destiny/search/?q=morally+lucky&include_over_18=on&restrict_sr=on&t=all&sort=new to this day].
The term became so pervasive within the broader DGG community, references to it can be seen [https://www.reddit.com/r/Destiny/search/?q=morally+lucky&include_over_18=on&restrict_sr=on&t=all&sort=new to this day].
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Revision as of 03:03, 28 April 2024

Streamer Drama ft. Hasanabi, Vaush, Marty & RemTheBathBoi

Moral Luck, refers to the concept that individuals are essentially a product of their environment, particularly with regards to Political beliefs.

The term was first brought to the forefront on Destiny's streams during a particular heated debate between Rem, Vaush, and Hasan, wherein the term was discussed in exceeding detail.[1] Rem being of the position that political pundits, especially those with large audiences, have a responsibility to ensure their arguments are philosophically grounded. Rem would go on to assert that individuals who do not do so, run the risk of "lucking" into their positions through life-experiences, and may not truly be advocating for the "most correct" positions.

The term became so pervasive within the broader DGG community, references to it can be seen to this day.


References